News archives: March 2006
31 March 2006
Liberal Democrats win King's Park by-election
The result of the King's Park by-election, held on Thursday 30 March, saw the seat swing from Labour to the Liberal Democrats.
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30 March 2006
Glasgow Art Fair to be biggest ever
One of the key events in the city’s cultural calendar returns, with more galleries than ever coming to George Square.
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27 March 2006
Industrial Action on Tuesday 28 March 2006
Services provided by Glasgow City Council will be disrupted on 28 March as a result of national industrial action by local government Trade Unions.
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27 March 2006
Council to adopt new style of governance
A new model of decision-making is to be introduced at Glasgow City Council. The traditional committee system is to be replaced, from Summer 2006, by an Executive and Policy Development & Scrutiny system.
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27 March 2006
Damien Hirst sculpture heads up new exhibition at GoMA
The Gallery of Modern Art (GoMA) in Glasgow is holding an exhibition of contemporary sculpture - Material World.
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24 March 2006
Over 10,000 for Women's 10k
Over 10,120 women have already entered the Britannic Asset Management Women's 10k with 7 weeks left until race day.
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23 March 2006
Frequently asked questions about the new smoke-free legislation - Glasgow City Council's response
Glasgow City Council has spent several months working with managers and operators of premises affected by the new legislation – Smoking, Health and Social Care (Scotland) Act 2005.
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22 March 2006
White Cart Water Flood Prevention Scheme gets green light
Plans for a new flood prevention scheme for the River Cart have received a major boost.
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22 March 2006
Consultation on air quality in the West End of Glasgow underway.
The latest public consultation on air quality in Glasgow, covering the Byres Road and Dumbarton Road area, has been launched.
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20 March 2006
Your curry needs you - vote Glasgow the Curry Capital 2006
Four restaurants have been chosen to represent Glasgow in the race for Curry Capital of Britain 2006
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