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Lulu, John Frieda and my sacred bond with a Glasgow hairdresser

From Lulu and John Frieda to Frizz Ease and forbidden fringes, there is something unusually intimate about the relationship we have with the person who cuts our hair, says Alison Rowat
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Lulu is unveiling the first blue plaque in a proposed music heritage trail for Glasgow at a civic reception at Glasgow City Chambers for the charity behind it, Nordoff Robbins Lulu is unveiling the first blue plaque in a proposed music heritage trail for Glasgow at a civic reception at Glasgow City Chambers for the charity behind it, Nordoff Robbins
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Here's who's being recognised in new plaques to mark Glasgow's musical history

Creative Scotland owns the home of the former Centre for Contemporary Arts on Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow. Creative Scotland owns the home of the former Centre for Contemporary Arts on Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow.
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Bid to turn boarded-up CCA into Scotland’s first Rock ’n’ Roll Hall of Fame launched

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Plans for Scottish Rock Museum in Glasgow at 'an advanced stage'

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So why is Lulu talking about her alcoholism now?

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'I was a secret drinker’: Lulu reveals her battle with alcoholism

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Lulu says new memoir felt ‘intense’ as she opens up about going to therapy

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Lulu to receive honorary doctorate from Royal Conservatoire of Scotland

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Herald Diary: Lulu with hearing problems? No surprise there

England's 1966 World Cuo-winning squad. Presume you've heard of them? England's 1966 World Cuo-winning squad. Presume you've heard of them?
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Herald Diary: And now the good news ... they might stop going on about 1966

Lulu has announced that this year's tour will be her last Lulu has announced that this year's tour will be her last
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Herald Diary: A flight of fancy from the air stewardess

Bob Jamieson spotted this sign outside a cheese shop in York, which proves that the Tory leader’s chance of victory at the next General Election isn’t great… it’s grated. Bob Jamieson spotted this sign outside a cheese shop in York, which proves that the Tory leader’s chance of victory at the next General Election isn’t great… it’s grated.
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