| However, the fear is that, like Strathclyde Region redux, it will emerge as a fully functioning big council. |
| Brian Boyd, professor of education at Strathclyde University, cautions against the idea of a quick fix. |
| Last year, Strathclyde Police found youth street gangs were arming themselves with an arsenal of household utensils which double up as weapons. |
| Despite his reputation as a know-all, he had charisma and went on to become president of the students' union at Strathclyde. |
| It was a similar story at Strathclyde University when I rang about its arts and social sciences course. |
| Kenneth raided Northumbria repeatedly, but his kingdom suffered assaults from the Britons of Strathclyde as well as Scandinavians. |
