11 Glasgow nightclubs from the 2000s that are gone but not forgotten

If your memories of these eleven Glasgow nightclubs remain strong, you obviously weren’t doing it right.
John Devlin. 22/05/15 . GLASGOW. The Arches. Glasgow Licensing Boardâ¬"s decision to curtail the licensed hours of the venue, thus precluding essential club activity, will have a devastating effect on the future of the venue.                        The Arches currently employs 133 people. Beyond this, the venue indirectly employs scores of freelance workers in the production of events, from designers to production managers, technicians to door stewards, and artist and musician entourages.John Devlin. 22/05/15 . GLASGOW. The Arches. Glasgow Licensing Boardâ¬"s decision to curtail the licensed hours of the venue, thus precluding essential club activity, will have a devastating effect on the future of the venue.                        The Arches currently employs 133 people. Beyond this, the venue indirectly employs scores of freelance workers in the production of events, from designers to production managers, technicians to door stewards, and artist and musician entourages.
John Devlin. 22/05/15 . GLASGOW. The Arches. Glasgow Licensing Boardâ¬"s decision to curtail the licensed hours of the venue, thus precluding essential club activity, will have a devastating effect on the future of the venue. The Arches currently employs 133 people. Beyond this, the venue indirectly employs scores of freelance workers in the production of events, from designers to production managers, technicians to door stewards, and artist and musician entourages.

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