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News archives: December 2005

30 December 2005
Cities Growth Fund Approved
Millions of pounds destined for regeneration projects in and around Glasgow
24 February 2007
Glasgow gets ready for Hogmanay 2005
Preparations for the city's New Year celebration are underway as George Square bash promises to be the best yet.
03 December 2007
Road Closures for Glasgow's Hogmanay 2005
As part of the New Year celebrations taking place in George Square, a number of roads will be closed and parking restrictions put in place.
22 December 2005
Lord Provost welcomes return of Donald Dewar's statue
The newly repaired and refurbished statue of the late first minister has been officially unveiled by Lord Provost Liz Cameron
22 December 2005
Glasgow City Council's New Year resolution for residents - Recycle Your Christmas Waste!
Glasgow residents are being asked by the City Council to start early with New Year resolutions and recycle as much as possible during the festive period. The numerous newspapers we read at this time and the drinks cans and bottles we consume can all be recycled along with many other festive favouri
21 December 2005
Possible E. coli contaminated food alert - Camembert and Coulommiers cheeses and Le Gaslonde butter
The Food Standards Agency has issued an urgent Food Alert about certain brands of Camembert and Coulommiers cheese and Le Gaslonde unpasteurised butter because of possible contamination with E. coli 026. This strain is particularly nasty.
21 December 2005
Christmas and New Year Arrangements
All Council Offices will be closed for the public holiday on Monday 26 and Tuesday 27 December, and Monday 2 and Tuesday 3 January. Offices will close at 12 noon on Friday 30 December.
20 December 2005
A Christmas cracker for the East End
Beardmore Park, Glasgow's first urban community park for almost 20 years, was officially handed over to the local community on Tuesday 20 December, 2005.
20 December 2005
How to have a safe and happy Hogmanay
The organisers of Glasgow's 2005 New Year party are asking people coming to the event to make sure they are prepared for the night.
15 December 2005
Developers are set recycling targets for Council building projects.
A brand new primary school, due to open in early 2006, will forge the way for future major Glasgow City Council construction projects to be built with at least 10% recycled material.