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Saturday 22 November 2008


20 November 2008
Help for older people to beat the chill
An information booklet to help Glasgow's older people beat the winter chill has been launched by the Council and its partners.
21 November 2008
Glasgow to host lighting event for Burns’ homecoming
Glasgow’s George Square will be the venue for a unique event on Burns Night when the front of the City Chambers will act as a giant screen for a projection that will depict the life and times of Scotland’s national poet.
18 November 2008
New measures to help Glasgow businesses cope with the credit crunch
A series of new measures aimed at helping the city's businesses cope with the economic downturn were announced by Glasgow City Council today.
17 November 2008
Lord Provost votes in prestigious award ceremony
Lord Provost, Bob Winter will go to Bologna, Italy, on Tuesday 18 November to cast his vote in a prestigious awards ceremony.
14 November 2008
Council to bid for government money for new affordable housing
Glasgow’s housing stock could be boosted with 2100 new homes if a bid for additional funding from the Scottish Government is accepted.
12 November 2008
Glaswegians to be asked how 2014 Commonwealth Games can have positive impact on city’s health
The people of Glasgow are to be asked for their opinion on how the 2014 Commonwealth Games in the city may effect their health.
14 November 2008
Council secures flush facilities for the future
Some of Glasgow’s ageing public conveniences are to be replaced with state-of-the-art 24-hour automated toilets in a move which will save £860,000 a year.
06 November 2008
Results of Baillieston by-election
The result of the by-election for the Baillieston ward of Glasgow City Council, held on Thursday, November 6, 2008, has been declared.
31 October 2008
Thousands of jobs secured at key council service
Glasgow City Council is to protect thousands of jobs by turning one of its biggest departments into a limited liability partnership (LLP).
31 October 2008
New fuel poverty team to help hard-pressed households
Glasgow City Council is to establish a new service to help thousands of people living in fuel poverty.