venue since the Block Party era ended in 2006.< On 19 March an episode of the 'Party Party' show on the station was the subject of a news story run initially by the BBC and later in the day by other news outlets including Reporting Scotland. The articles focused on a drinking game feature and the provocative language and nature of the presenters in the episode. The story was the top UK story that day on the BBC News website and made the top 5 total. Between April and August, the station moved to temporary premises on South Park Avenue whilst the John McIntyre Building's roof was repaired. In September 2010, the station produced a 60-page hand illustrated guide book to Glasgow, called "Subcity's Guide to Staying Fresh 2010". The station also ran an open top bus tour of the city for freshers' of the Art School and University of Glasgow. 2015 To celebrate its 20th year on air, the station ran a number of events at The Art School including an exhibition featuring print and audio archival content, a party featuring DJs from the station's extensive throughput, and a film screening of a documentary specially made to commemorate the 20th birthday. Some controversy arose from the line up of the 20th birthday party, which initially featured exclusively male DJs. 2017 In February, DJ and presenter (and ex-station team member) Sofay invited Ben UFO onto the station. In May, Subcity Radio held a party at Gourock Outdoor Pool to celebrate the end of the academic year. References External links Official Subcity Radio website Radio stations in Glasgow Clubs and societies of the University of Glasgow Freeform radio stations