GLASGOW’S irreverent sense of humour – best exemplified by the traffic cone atop The Duke of Wellington statue – is a perfect fit for Channel 4 and should propel the city to pole position in the race to become the station’s new HQ, a leading campaigner has said. . http://www.heraldscotland.com/news/16158620.Glasgow_s_irreverence_could_help_bring_Channel_4_s_new_base_to_the_city__says_bid_leader/?ref=rss
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Brian McGuireApril 14, 20181 Mins read
Glasgow’s irreverence could help bring Channel 4’s new base to the city, says bid leader
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