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Hi, I'm Emily Clarke, and I misplaced three skirts yesterday afternoon. I was on Sauchiehall Street, outside the Glasgow Central Station entrance, around 5:45 PM, heading toward Buchanan Street for a charity event. They were in a black garment bag: three skirts of different fabrics—emerald satin, charcoal tweed, and navy pleated. I had planned to wear one of them for a job interview the next day, and another for a wedding. I retraced steps along Sauchiehall Street, checked a couple of shops and the bus stop by the station, but the bag never appeared. I feel anxious and hopeful at once; if anyone finds them, I’d love for them to be reunited with the right owner.
Hi, I’m Sophie MacLeod. I lost a batch of small kitchen appliances after a charity bake sale outside Glasgow Central Station around 7:10 p.m. yesterday. The items were in a blue tote on a bench outside the station entrance—a kettle, toaster, and a compact blender, plus a couple of folding baking trays. I stepped away for a moment to fetch a sign and came back to find the tote gone. Those gadgets were meant for my demonstrations this week, so I’m really hoping someone spotted them around Buchanan Street or the station.
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I was locking my bike by Glasgow Central Station at 7:45 p.m. yesterday when I spotted a crumpled airline ticket stub on the cobbles near the taxi rank. It’s a small white slip with a blue airline logo and a Madrid-bound flight number that isn’t mine. The corner is creased, the stamp peeling, like someone’s travel plans paused by wind and rain. I tucked it into my jacket sleeve, hoping the owner will see this and know it wasn’t forgotten on purpose. If this sounds right to you, please respond through the site so you can claim it.
I found a bundle of photographs this morning, around 11:15 a.m., outside Glasgow Central Station, tucked behind a vending machine near the entrance. They look old but well loved, with curled edges and a stubborn crease along the bottom of one. A few snaps show a family day out at Kelvingrove Park, with neon 1990s fashion and smiles that feel timeless. On the back of one, a date is faintly written—either 1994 or 1995—and the handwriting belongs to someone who clearly cherished these moments. I want to see them reunited with their owner, so I’ve posted them here.
I dropped my Driver's License yesterday around 6:45 PM near Glasgow Central Station, on Gordon Street by the main entrance. It's the card I need for work and travel, so I'm anxious about missing appointments and ID checks. I remember chatting with a bus driver outside the station just before it vanished, and I must have set it down while I hurried to catch a train. If you were nearby and found it, please ping through the site—it's been a stressful day.
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