started a campaign to reinstate the cross fountain, aided by people attracted to their Facebook page, Old Gorbals Pictures (Heritage Group). The group have discovered that a copy of the original cross fountain was installed on the Caribbean island of St Kitts & Nevis. They are working to engage professional help to digitally scan this object to allow for the manufacture of 'Gorbals Cross, No 3', to be installed in a new development near to where it originally stood. Since 1945, the Citizens Theatre has been based in the area at the former Royal Princess's Theatre, an historic Victorian building. The area also has a local newspaper Local News for Southsiders. The area is served by Bridge Street and West Street subway stations and numerous bus routes. A controversial pub in the district is the Brazen Head, located at the northern end of Cathcart Road and one of few buildings to survive the mid-20th century redevelopment. Formerly a railway pub known as the Granite City, much of its clientele is Celtic F.C. supporters and has been associated with Irish Republicanism. Nearby is the architectural masterpiece of the Caledonia Road Church, Category A-listed mid-Victorian structure of remaining walls and tower designed by Alexander "Greek" Thomson. Historical maps A large selection of historical maps of the Gorbals is available from the National Library of Scotland. Notable natives and residents Jimmy Boyle (b. 1944), convicted criminal, novelist and sculptor Ian Brady, (1938–2017; born in the Gorbals and named Ian Duncan Stewart); notable as the Moors murderer. Frank Bruno, the boxer, moved to the Gorbals to live with his partner in 2012. Lawrence Chaney (b. 1996), drag queen and winner of the second series of RuPaul's Drag Race UK Paddy Connolly (b. 1970), football player and coach Owen Coyle (b, 1966), football player and manager Paddy Crerand (b. 1939), football player and MUTV pundit (Celtic and Manchester United) Tommy Docherty (1928–2020), football player and manager (Celtic, Preston North End, and Chelsea) Carol Ann Duffy (b. 1955), Poet Laureate of the UK Hannah Frank (1908–2008), artist and sculptor Ralph Glasser (1916–2002), psychologist and economist, writer of a three-volume autobiography, beginning with Growing up in the Gorbals Alex Harvey (1935–1982), musician Alexander Watson Hutton (1853–1936), a teacher and sportsman; considered the father of Argentine football, as he established teams there Lorraine Kelly (b. 1959), television presenter, journalist and actress Helena Kennedy (b. 1950), Labour member of