Count down at St Andrew's Halls (Print 2300318) Office and lusted after a vintage

and lusted after a vintage Lambretta

Fiona McDonald and Joan Whiteley (both aged 15) from the Mary Erskine School for Girls in Edinburgh

It is believed that Saint Mirin (or Saint Mirren) founded a community on this site in 7th century

Perched on top of it is a robin which was a favourite of young Kentigern's tutor Saint Serf and which Kentigern brought back to life after jealous fellow pupils had killed it

said the Glasgow Herald

Count down at St Andrew's Halls (Print 2300318) Office and lusted after a vintageJazz legend Count Basie brought his orchestra to Glasgow's St Andrew's Halls in 1957. He played there again in 1959. Sadly, on his next visit, in 1962, the Halls, with their world class acoustics, were no more, having been destroyed in a fire earlier in the year. In 1962, he played the Odeon, in Renfield Street. On the bill with him that time, was Jimmy Logan's singing half sister, the supremely talented Annie Ross, performing with vocal trio Lambert,