Glasgow's Spotlight: BBC's Made of Here Campaign (2026)

Get ready to fall in love with Glasgow all over again, because the BBC’s Made of Here campaign is putting the city in the spotlight like never before—and it’s happening right on Valentine’s Day! But here’s where it gets controversial: Is Glasgow truly the undisputed capital of comedy storytelling? From the legendary Billy Connolly to the hilarious misadventures of Jack and Victor in Still Game, and now the fresh, bold writing of Dinosaur, the city’s comedic legacy is undeniable. Yet, some might argue—could another city rival its claim to fame? Let’s dive in.

Published: 09:00 am, 14 February 2026

Glasgow isn’t just a city; it’s a stage—and according to Ashley Storrie, the star, co-creator, and writer of Dinosaur, it’s the best in the world. ‘Filming in Glasgow is one of the greatest experiences in the world,’ she declares. ‘Glasgow is the best city in the world. I’ll have no arguments over it.’ Bold words, right? But with Glasgow taking center stage in Dinosaur and now the BBC’s Made of Here campaign, it’s hard to disagree. Ashley adds, ‘It’s a huge thrill to see it taking a bow in this new campaign. I wonder what else is still to come?’

The Made of Glasgow campaign is more than just a celebration—it’s a multimedia extravaganza. Billboards, press, cinema, and even experiential stunts will bring the city’s vibrant storytelling to life. And this is the part most people miss: the campaign coincides with the return of the award-winning Dinosaur series, now streaming on BBC iPlayer, BBC Scotland, and BBC Three. It’s a double dose of Glasgow pride!

But here’s the real question: Can a city’s identity be defined by its stories? The BBC thinks so. Made of Here isn’t just about Glasgow; it’s part of a larger mission to celebrate homegrown storytelling across the UK. After spotlighting Liverpool and Birmingham, the campaign now turns its lens to Scotland, with Made of Scotland showcasing titles like Rebus, Highland Cops, and Jules & Greg’s Wild Swim. It’s a love letter to the nation’s creativity.

So, what do you think? Is Glasgow the ultimate comedy capital, or does another city deserve the crown? And more importantly, what stories from your hometown deserve to be celebrated? Let us know in the comments—we’re all ears!

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