Gary Faulds: Last News

A host of Scots celebrities and footballers are set to 'strip' in aid of a Hamilton teenager who lost his leg to cancer.

Top Scots comic Gary Faulds has announced an all-new mammoth 2023 tour with dates at four Lanarkshire venues.

A Scots comedian has swapped his microphone for a pair of chef whites.

Top Scots comic Gary Faulds is making a triumphant return to Hamilton as part of his 2022 live tour.

comedian Dazza has revealed that he will be appearing on Come Dine with Me later this month. Internet star Darren Dowling, better known as Dazza, is well known for his 'Does it Fry' show, which sees him deep-fat frying everything from Big Macs to a Tunnock's Teacake.

Prince Harry’s old regiment have been spotted swooping across the Scottish skies.Deadly Apache attack helicopters - believed to be from the Army Air Corps (AAC) which provides surveillance and combat support and once included Prince Harry in its ranks - were photographed across the country.Prince Harry spent three-and-a-half years in training and operational service with the Apache Force during his attachment to the AAC and completed more than two months service with the Army in Helmand, Afghanistan in 2008.The helicopters were spotted all over the central belt on Saturday and as far north as Loch Ness, according to social media users.Glasgow funnyman and former soldier Gary Faulds posted a picture of one of the Apaches.He wrote: “Apache

Gary Faulds has divided the internet by posting a picture of a curry served with sliced banana.Over on his Facebook page, Gary started a conversation with his followers and asked what they thought of the unusual dish and admitted he had tried it and it was 'weirdly nice'.In the post, accompanied by the picture of the dish, the funny man wrote: "Edinburgh People Own Up! Who has banana with their curry?"My old boss man at I-electrical took me to his mums for my dinner the last time I worked there and we got this. "He’s just sent me a picture of this tonight.

link.“I had the option to move the tour to this September but again I don’t think we will be full capacity then either.“I am absolutely devastated about this, and it’s been a difficult choice to make.

Garry Faulds has revealed the coronavirus pandemic was the "best thing" that ever happened to him. The rising star, who has been dubbed the new Kevin Bridges, opened up about how the rollercoaster last few months "stripped him bare" but saved his marriage, helped him become a better dad, and improved his finances.

Gary Faulds was the 'talk of the toon' this week as his 'Scottish border' sketch had many fans in fits of laughter. Saying he was inspired by the protest at the Scottish border last week, Gary and his team decided to create the sketch where the 33-year-old plays a border control officer, who asks drivers a string of Scottish related questions to determine whether or not they are allowed to gain entry.

A Scots comedian has gone viral after saying he is terrified of being locked in the house with his own children because of coronavirus .

Gary Faulds said he has been truly overwhelmed by the support he received from his fans after admitted he had declared himself homeless.Faulds, from Springburn, who has always been very open and honest with his life, became one of the most talked about names in Scottish comedy after posting hilarious Facebook live videos recorded from inside his car.He even landed a gig at the Hydro next year, and had many tour dates planned for 2020 which were cancelled due to Covid-19 leaving him in financial difficulty like many others.Last night, Gary shared on his official Facebook page that he had been forced to declare himself homeless after his finances left him with no other option.Thousands of fans and well-wishers got in contact with Gary and