Ronnie Clydesdale
We are sorry to hear that Ronnie Clydesdale, the founder of Glasgow’s landmark Ubiquitous Chip restaurant, passed away at the weekend. The Herald and The Scotsman have tributes here and here respectively. ...
We are sorry to hear that Ronnie Clydesdale, the founder of Glasgow’s landmark Ubiquitous Chip restaurant, passed away at the weekend. The Herald and The Scotsman have tributes here and here respectively. ...
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