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December 2019
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Council considers findings of best value review into built heritage
Glasgow City Council considered the findings of its recent Heritage best value review, and approved the release of funding for Glasgow City Heritage Trust.
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Glasgow City Centre Living Strategy approved by Council
Glasgow City Council has now approved its City Centre Living Strategy, a document which shows the way to doubling the area's population to 40,000 over the next 15 years.
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Council's Empty Homes Strategy for Glasgow approved
A Glasgow City Council committee has now approved the council's Empty Homes Strategy for the city. The three-year strategy will bring hundreds of long-term empty homes back into use every year during this period, as part of the council's commitment to increasing Glasgow's housing supply.
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Consultation to begin on regeneration plan for Glasgow's Central District
Glasgow City Council recently considered a report on a draft regeneration strategy for the Central District of the city centre, and approved a 10-week public consultation on the draft strategy that will begin on 6 December.
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Changes to Notre Dame High School entry criteria agreed
The entry criteria for Notre Dame High School will change from the beginning of the new school term in August 2021 and admit boys for the first time, but only to S1 that year.
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Opportunities Unlocked at Historic Meat Market Site
Enabling works to prepare an area of land for future redevelopment within Glasgow's historic Meat Market site are underway.
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