A Glasgow soup kitchen has issued a plea for local businesses to donate hot food to their charity, as they admitted families were coming from as far away as Fife to get fed.
Last Friday, the Homeless Project Scotland (HPS), which is based on Argyle Street under Central Bridge, served more than 200 hot meals to the most vulnerable residents, including children between the ages of one and six.
Among those in the queue was a mum with four young children who had travelled from Fife to the city centre to get a sausage hot pot.
