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About Me
- Jo Whitby
- I'm an illustrator, musician and sometimes journalist. Lover of sci-fi, comedy and a good cup of tea.
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The East End of Glasgow “used to be really rough” according to a friend of mine. I have to admit there are definitely pockets (ok, rather l... -
I’m not sure what it says about a person when one of their main concerns when moving cities is whether there’s going to be a decent cafe ne... -
As I write this sunshine is pushing through the blinds of my new flat – the bright rays marking the floor with glowing lines. Eliot the cat... -
Part of project ‘get me tae Glasgow’ includes shedding some of the numerous belongings I’ve gathered over the last 6 years. It’s amaz... -
It was a grey and drizzly Monday when myself and Lux decided to have a ‘day trip’ to the West End of Glasgow. Essentially anything that req... -
The Tuesday before voting day I headed into the centre of Glasgow on a mission to hand out CVs to various retail establishments and go for a... -
There’s a lot to do in Glasgow if you have the time and the means to get to places. I have a lot of time but a strict budget which limits m... -
Hello everyone, my name is Jo and I’m a Doctor Who fan. My long bumpy ride in the time vortex started in 1996. I’d like to say that it was ... -
Over the next few weeks I’ll be documenting my relocation to Glasgow, Scotland. My aim is to post something twice a week but my aim might b... -
Located on Sauchiehall Street is the CCA – the Centre for Contemporary Arts, a hop skip and a jump from the Glasgow School of Art and thank...