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News archives: August 2005

30 August 2005
Launch of Central Penilee housing transformation project
Councillor Steven Purcell, Leader of Glasgow City Council, has unveiled a £26 million regeneration scheme in the south west of Glasgow
26 August 2005
Proper regulation of taxi and private hire base stations sought
Glasgow City Council is seeking legislation to licence taxi and private hire booking offices.
25 August 2005
Glasgow’s latest Air Quality Management Report is now available on the web.
The latest air quality monitoring report produced by the City Council has now been made available to the public. The Council monitors a variety of air pollutants across the city.
19 August 2005
New model of Tradeston Broomielaw Bridge unveiled
Glaswegians will be able to view the model in the City Chambers until September.
19 August 2005
Food Hygiene reports to go online
Glasgow City Council has enabled access via its web site, to the city’s food hygiene and food standards inspection reports from 26 August 2005.
18 August 2005
Diversions in place at Titwood Road
Part of one of the main roads on Glasgow's south side will close from Sunday 21 August 2005 for a period of up to one year as works to build a new replacement bridge get underway
17 August 2005
Movie Makers on Location in Glasgow
A major conference associated with film and television production is taking place at the Moat House Hotel from 21-25 August.
17 August 2005
Call for change to Glasgow Licensing Board policy on displaying alcohol in off-sales
Councillor Jim Coleman, Deputy Leader of Glasgow City Council has called for the city’s Licensing Board to change its policy on displays of alcohol in off-sales premises.
16 August 2005
Glasgow's City Centre Secures a WiFi First for Scotland
Busy areas across the city are wired up for wire free Internet access.
16 August 2005
Glasgow Goes for Gold with Scotland's Commonwealth Games Bid
Huge financial, sporting and cultural benefits outlined at official launch of the bid.