Somewhere between 25,000 and 30,000 naval, merchant and passenger ships were built upon the Clyde and its tributaries since the Scott family set up the first shipyard along the River Clyde in ...

Cruise ships could sail up the River Clyde and into Glasgow as part of exciting and 'ambitious' plans which have been revealed. The proposal would see plush vessels using the King George V Dock in the ...

‘Ambitious plans’ would see cruise ships dock at the King George V Dock in Govan. Greenock is currently the cruise ship gateway to the city of Glasgow. Operator Peel Ports presented a proposal to West ...

Newly-qualified welder Beth Atkinson named the 102m (335ft) ship. The ship will still need more than a year of fitting out work at the quayside before it is ready for delivery. Meet the bagpiper ...

All the steamships of the Cunard Line were built on the River Clyde, in Scotland ... and coal boats of about 100 and 200 tons, now allows ships of 2000 tons burden to sail up twelve miles above ...

Nanasi and Markoosi getting ready to hunt Narwhals. Not so for the Inuit people of Clyde River. The tiny community of about 1,000 is located in the far north of the Canadian territory of Nunavut ...

A 1873 character reference letter from the Captain of the Clyde Industrial Training Ship 'Cumberland'. The purpose of this vessels was 'to provide care for homeless young boys, petty offenders ...

NEVER-before-seen photos that give a rare glimpse behind the scenes of Glasgow’s shipyards have been published this week.

Presenter Tess travels down the River Clyde in Scotland to its mouth. Old and new buildings can be seen from the water, as well as modern industrial and retail sites. Boats can travel 27km from ...

Please note: locations are plotted on this map by their postcode so may not be precise. We advise you to contact the venue if you need exact directions! The Tall Ship was built on the River Clyde ...