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27 July 2006
Tramway remains open for business
Members of the public are still able to access the Tramway arts venue, the Hidden Gardens and the cafe/bar even while a separate derelict part of the complex is being demolished.
27 July 2006
Lawyer appointed to lead Glasgow-Edinburgh City Collaboration
The project director will begin her new role next month.
26 July 2006
Cafe Culture alive in Merchant City
Two street upgrades have created a new "cafe society" in a part of Glasgow which is emerging as the city's hip cultural quarter
02 December 2008
Kelvingrove a huge success in first week after reopening
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum reopened on Tuesday 11 July after a three-year refurbishment and has been a huge success with the public so far, attracting 141,435 visitors in the first week.
12 July 2006
Glasgow shares shock and deep sorrow with Mumbai
Liz Cameron, the Lord Provost of Glasgow, has expressed her shock and deep sorrow at the loss of life and injuries sustained in the aftermath of the bombings in Mumbai, India.
11 July 2006
Record numbers flock to Kelvingrove over opening three days
Almost 55,000 visitors have passed through the doors of the newly refurbished Kelvingove Art Gallery & Museum over the first three days of opening.
10 July 2006
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum opens again
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum will reopen to the public at 10am on Tuesday 11 July after a three-year refurbishment.
05 July 2006
Kelvingrove Opening on 11 July - details
A day of celebrations will unveil the three-year refurbishment of the Kelvingrove Art Gallery & Museum - and the Council is encouraging visitors to use public transport.
05 July 2006
Event to highlight Haghill's regeneration
Social renewal and plans for the East End area's development on display at fun day.
03 July 2006
Glasgow bids to bring thousands into employment
Council Leader signals intention to help 40,000 benefit claimants back into the job market.