Glasgow today: School of Art fire, Glasgow on Ice, Echo & The Bunnymen A report by the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service has revealed that the The Glasgow School of Art blaze was a "freak accident" caused by flammable gases in a projector. For some, the official start to Christmas in Glasgow is the switch-on of the lights in George Square. For others, it's this, the wait is finally over as we get ready to put our skates back on for the return of Glasgow On Ice. The only place to enjoy skating in the centre of the city opens today as the artificial skating rink returns to George Square until the end of December. There will be special events all the way through up to Christmas including ice rink disco nights every Saturday. We expect you to be moving like Torvill and Dean by January. Liverpudlian legends of 80s post-punk, Echo & The Bunnymen return to Glasgow's O2 ABC tonight in support of their latest album Meteorites. Originally formed in Liverpool in 1978 the line-up consisted of Ian McCulloch, Will Sergeant and Les Pattinson, accompanied by a drum machine until Pete de Freitas joined as the band's drummer in 1980. The band's cult status was cemented with a string of critically acclaimed album releases throughout the 1980s including Porcupine, which peaked at number two in the UK charts, and Ocean Rain, often regarded as their landmark release, spawning the singles "The Killing Moon," "Silver" and "Seven Seas." Glasgow's Rape Crisis Centre hold their annual march to raise awareness of the number of women sexually assaulted in the city centre. The theme of this year's march is women's safety on campus. The march sets off from the Botanic Gardens on Great Western Road at 6pm concluding at the STUC on Woodlands Road. The event comes during Glasgow's 16 Days of Action for the Elimination of Violence Against Women which aims to raise awareness about the issue through events across the city. Plenty going on across Glasgow, keep an eye on the STV Glasgow page as we bring you updates throughout the day. Main picture: Copyright of Finlay McWalter