HMS Glasgow, the Royal Navy’s first Type 26 frigate, was successfully rolled onto a submersible barge in preparation for her ...

HMS Glasgow is a reminder of the role ship building on the Clyde plays on the global stage, he added. “Your efforts have started a legacy you should be rightly proud of, that will put us on a ...

Prince William and Princess Kate attended the naming ceremony of HMS Glasgow at BAE Systems' shipyard in Scotstoun, Glasgow today. The Princess of Wales, who was appointed as the Sponsor of HMS ...

HMS Glasgow is the first of eight new Type 26 warships being built in Glasgow The 150m (492ft)-long ship, which will have a crew of 161, is the ninth Royal Navy warship to be named after Glasgow.

HMS Glasgow is the first of eight Type 26 anti-submarine frigates being delivered to the Royal Navy by BAE Systems via its shipbuilding facilities at Govan and Scotstoun.

On Thursday, Kate pressed a button to smash an exclusive bottle of whisky into the hull of the grey stealth-like HMS Glasgow, the first of eight Type 26 anti-submarine frigates to be built in Glasgow.

Kate names HMS Glasgow by smashing bottle of whisky against its hull The Prince and Princess of Wales attended the naming ceremony which took place on the River Clyde. Thursday 22 May 2025 17:53, UK ...

Speaking at BAE Systems, William said his grandmother Queen Elizabeth had made the appointment for the Duchess of Cambridge to be associated with HMS Glasgow, which is being built at the yard.

The Princess, who was appointed sponsor of HMS Glasgow in June 2021, led the Royal Navy ship’s official naming ceremony. And this being Scotland, instead of breaking a bottle of champagne across ...

According to the available info, the HMS Glasgow should enter operations with the Royal Navy sometime in 2023. It will then be followed by the HMS Cardiff and HMS Belfast and five others whose ...

Kate, 43, officially named the Royal Navy's HMS Glasgow at the BAE Systems' shipyard in Scotstoun, on the bank of the River Clyde in Glasgow, on Thursday.

HMS Glasgow is scheduled to be commissioned sometime in the mid-2020s. Meanwhile, the second and third ships in the class, HMS Cardiff and HMS Belfast, are under construction in Govan.