29 June 2005
Controlled Parking Zones extended into West End
The Council has approved extensions to its scheme of Controlled Parking Zones, while at the same time reducing the costs of residents' parking permits
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21 June 2007
Glasgow wins £100 million contract to regenerate housing
Massive boost for city's Building Services staff and former Council home tenants.
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27 June 2005
Regeneration boom continues along River Clyde
The Clyde waterfront continues to be one of the fastest growing and developing part of Glasgow.
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24 June 2005
Exhibition to peer through the lens back to Glasgow of 1955
The People’s Palace, until 30 July 2006, is showing an exhibition of photographs - many unseen for fifty years - at the People’s Palace, that will take visitors back to the Glasgow of 1955.
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22 June 2005
It's not always sun, sea and sand on holiday!
Glasgow City Council's Trading Standards Unit offers some helpful tips.
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16 June 2005
Balamory bus to lead Parade of Wheels at Museum of Transport
Glasgow’s Museum of Transport will celebrate its annual Parade of Wheels on Sunday 26 June, and this year the parade will feature the Balamory Bus from the popular BBC children’s programme.
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16 June 2005
Unique Radio Station wins local government Oscar
VIP ON AIR, Europe's only radio station serving blind and partially sighted people, has been awarded a COSLA Excellence Award 2005 in the category of Innovative Use of Technology
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14 June 2005
400 years in the making of Glasgow - the first Lord Provost's Pageant
The Lord Provost of Glasgow Liz Cameron will lead more than 500 people through the city centre on Saturday, 18 June 2005 to celebrate the first Lord Provost’s Pageant.
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10 June 2005
Stop, Think, Wash - are your hands really clean?
National Food Safety Week runs from 13-18 June. Each year the Council organises various events and activities to promote how to store, handle and prepare food safely to prevent illnesses. This year the theme is ‘STOP, THINK, WASH’ – focussing on hand washing
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10 June 2005
Lord Provost Awards 2004
The Lord Provost has led Glasgow in her appreciation for the city's unsung heroes at a glittering ceremony in the City Chambers.
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