Describe Glasgow in 3 words:
Good, Bad and Green.

There is something for everyone here. No matter what you like to eat, listen to or wear. Glasgow can be pretty full on. Needless to say as rulers of The Kingdom of Style, we don't really spend much money on eating or drinking, we save it all for sequins and shoes!

What do you love about the city?
It's like West Side Story but with lots more rain. Each part of the city is completely unique in character and feel. The West End, South Side, The City Centre and the East End - they couldn't be more different from each other. It's all about contrasts and juxtapositions, with the very old sitting beside the very new and cutting edge clashing with couldn't care less. Art, Architecture and attitude are everywhere and you are never more than five minutes walk away from a park and some green space!

Which is your favourite part of Glasgow and why?
Marie: Without coming over all Mary

Poppins - it would be the rooftops and the roofline of the whole city. All of the most amazing architectural details are up there just waiting for you to stop and look up...
Michelle: The Botanic Gardens in the West End. It makes you feel you have escaped the madness for a while, plus the remains of the abandoned underground railway tunnels that are throughout the city can be found with some exploring.
Botanic Gardens | 730 Great Western Road, G12 0UE

What would be an ideal day for you in Glasgow when you are not working?
Marie: It would start with warm doughnuts and tea while thrifting in The Barras, followed by a visit to the charming boys in Rub-a-Dub for some new records. Then over to the South Side for another cuppa and a good prowl around The Dresser. Finally, off home for a disco nap before heading out to dance the night away in the Sub Club.
Michelle: At home with my dogs and the boything in the morning, followed by a root around the charity shops in the South Side, a nip into town to have a nosey around, then