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News archives: November 2006

30 November 2006
Kibble Palace Returned to the People in All its Victorian Splendour
The Kibble Palace in the Botanic Gardens, has reopened following a multi-million pound restoration.
30 November 2006
Glasgow unites with Credit Unions to save Christmas for Farepak victims
Scheme will release thousands of pounds to ensure some festive cheer for those deprived off their savings.
29 November 2006
Surfing Safely at School
A unique internet safety programme designed to protect youngsters while they chat on the net has been launched at Lourdes Secondary.
28 November 2006
Three more Green Flags for Glasgow Eco schools - Environment Strategy and Action Plan launched.
The City Council’s Environment Strategy and Action Plan for 2006-2010 has been launched as another three Glasgow schools are awarded the prestigious Green Flag for efforts to improve the environment.
24 November 2006
Glasgow's Children's Services Set for Radical Overhaul
Glasgow's Children's Services are set for a major overhaul that will see a greater emphasis placed upon ensuring vulnerable young people remain within their own homes.
24 November 2006
National Arena design funding approved by Glasgow
Glasgow City Council’s Executive Committee has approved £4 million funding to allow all of the pre-construction phase of the National Indoor Sports Arena, the National Velodrome and the sportscotland HQ in the city’s East End to take place.
24 November 2006
Childcare Strategy Funding
Nearly £2 million is to be allocated to various educational projects across the city.
24 November 2006
Kelvingrove to close this coming Sunday for international rugby event
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow will be closed to the public on Sunday 26 November.
21 November 2006
Kelvingrove to close this coming Sunday for international rugby event
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in Glasgow will be closed to the public on Sunday 26 November.
21 November 2006
Council Leader sets out economic blueprint for Glasgow
Councillor Steven Purcell, the Leader of Glasgow City Council, has announced an ambitious economic blueprint, which will build the foundations for a thriving, world-class city within the next decade.