Glasgow has been named as the third most house-proud city in the UK over the last year, according to new research.
Despite coming in behind Newcastle and Southampton in the rankings, homeowners from Glasgow spent on average £5,940 - more than any other city - on their property. The Scottish city also spent the most time tidying their properties – five hours and 43 minutes each week – and used the most tradespeople.
Its 'house-proud' score was 80, with the only other Scottish city in the top 20, Edinburgh, coming in 17th and scoring just 46.
