For decades, it was the Glasgow landmark familiar to thousands of commuters on their way to work every morning, but today the iconic Bilslands' Bakery tower is sadly no more.
In 2015 the main structure of the Anderston institution, which was visible to generations of motorists going over the Kingston Bridge, came tumbling down, bringing more than a century of bread-making heritage to an end in the process.
The bakery, which in the 1950s hired a teenage Billy Connolly as a van driver years before his shipyard days, was one of the largest in the city, producing millions of loaves, cakes, and biscuits a year and employing hundreds of workers at its height.
