Mental Health awareness
Brian Hay, pictured at the Hillwood FC pitches at Priesthill with his son Aidan, 18, who helps out at Headspace BRIAN Hay has seen for himself how sport can, quite literally, save someone’s life. That’s why he’s determined to use it to help as many people as he can. The dad-of-one is behind a unique scheme tackling mental health issues in Priesthill, which offers a safe space on the football pitch for teenagers to speak out during difficult times. Headspace at Hillwood sees Hillwood Football Club’s home opened once a week to youngsters in the area for free to meet with pals and hone their skills.
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Surreal happenings, Glasgow 1976. This is The Who’s Keith Moon, smashing up a fake organ like the one used in the Tommy movie, much to the delight of watching fans. The band was in Glasgow for its The Who Put the Boot in Tour and a crowd of 35,000 fans had turned up at Celtic’s Parkhead stadium to see them. It was £4 a ticket (wouldn’t even cover the booking fee, probably, nowadays) and the support acts included Glasgow’s very own Sensational Alex Harvey Band and Little Feat. Pete Townshend and Roger Daltrey of The Who at Glasgow Apollo, January 1981. Pic: Herald and Times