Glasgow City Council today (14 March) approved off-market disposals of five properties and a piece of land all owned by the council to provide new social rented homes, support the growth of local businesses and raise £1,022,500 for public funds.
Read MoreNegotiations on a lease for the office, former nursery and theatre space at Dalmarnock Legacy Hub between Glasgow City Council and Rockvilla CIC (community interest company) are to begin after a council committee decision today (14 March).
Read MoreSeonad Hoy, Scottish Green Party has won the by-election for the Hillhead ward of Glasgow City Council held on Thursday 7 March 2024.
Read MoreIn advance of International Women's Day 2024 this Friday, a group of female councillors met today (6 March) with council officers to discuss what Feminist Urbanism could mean for women and girls in Glasgow.
Read MoreA Glasgow City Council committee was recently given an update on the potential of the Glasgow City Region Investment Zone to support the just transition and climate-resilient economic development. Glasgow was recently recognised - by fDi Intelligence - for having the best investment strategy of any large European city.
Read MoreAn update on action taken through the Strategic Development Frameworks (SDFs) for both Govan-Partick and the River Clyde was given to a Glasgow City Council committee today (5 March). These areas and the river have seen significant development activity in recent years.
Read MoreThe draft strategy for Glasgow city centre for the rest of the decade was today (5 March) considered by a council committee.
Read MoreThe development of Clyde Metro will be advanced by £12.155m of City Deal funding.
Read MoreFifty-nine new species of plants and insects were recorded in Glasgow last year.
Read MorePlans to create a specialist green investment team that can help unlock a £40billion fund needed for Glasgow's Net Zero ambitions have been endorsed by a council committee.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council is to provide £371,262 funding to help improve community sports facilities in Govan and Castlemilk.
Read MoreGlasgow has twinned with the Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv in a show of solidarity and support.
Read MoreGlasgow has set out refreshed plans to reduce levels of air pollution across the city, with feedback encouraged through public consultation.
Read More17 food-growing projects in Glasgow have received a share of £475,857 in grants from the Glasgow Food System Development Fund, which supports community-led projects delivered by third sector organisations whose work contributes to the Glasgow City Food Plan.
Read MoreGLASGOW has set a budget that targets poverty, invests in support for communities and freezes Council Tax for the next year.
Read MoreGlasgow has been named as Europe's number one large city for attracting overseas investment.
Read MoreMindless vandals have trashed a newly refurbished children's play park on Glasgow's southside.
Read MoreGlasgow's plans for a reshaped transport network that tackles carbon emissions and inequalities can now be prepared for delivery after a crucial element of the city's transport strategy was approved by the council's City Administration Committee.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council today (8 February) accepted an award of £14.98million from the UK Government's Levelling Up Fund for the Drumchapel Town Centre regeneration project.
Read MoreGlasgow is celebrating the launch of Think Equal - a revolutionary early years educational programme, which ensures the social and emotional development and wellbeing of 3- to 6-year-olds.
Read MoreA £5.827million contract to deliver one of the next phases - the Argyle Street West Avenue - of the Glasgow City Region City Deal Avenues programme has now been awarded to Rainton Construction (Scotland) Ltd after an open tender process that saw five final submissions considered.
Read MoreA Glasgow City Council committee today (1 February) approved the disposal of land, former childcare unit and a car park to a developer and local housing associations - a decision that will bring more than 80 new homes to the city.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council will make a compulsory purchase of three flats - in Easterhouse, Govanhill and Yorkhill - and transfer them to housing associations who will make them available as socially-rented homes for homeless people or families.
Read MoreGLASGOW'S top official, Annemarie O'Donnell, will leave the City Council later this year.
Read MoreAn extensive programme of active travel infrastructure that will see twelve projects completed or started in 2024 has been outlined at the council's Environment and Liveable Neighbourhoods City Policy Committee.
Read MoreGlasgow has designated an additional 82 hectares of land as Local Nature Reserves to benefit wildlife and residents.
Read MoreA Glasgow student is £100 richer after becoming the city council's first LitterLotto winner!
Read MoreGlasgow citizens will potentially benefit over the next five years from a £5million research and development grant to tackle health inequalities and to help improve the lives of people across the city.
Read MoreGlasgow's Lord Provost is hosting Christmas lunches for around 1250 senior citizens at the City Chambers this week.
Read MoreMore than 3,500 Santas donned their trainers to raise funds for charities in Glasgow's super Santa Dash today (Sunday Dec 10th)
Read MoreGLASGOW is at the heart of ground-breaking talks about the role of cities in tackling the climate crisis, as the world gathers for COP28.
Read MoreAt the City Administration Committee (CAC) on 30 November 2023, councillors agreed the unprecedented pressures facing the council in relation to homelessness has forced its hand to declare the city is now experiencing a housing emergency.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council has been awarded - and accepted - £2.242million for community projects in the city from the Scottish Government's Place Fund.
Read MoreThousands of people have signed up to run Glasgow's iconic Santa Dash and there is still time to join the festive fun!
Read MoreFestive partygoers are being urged to plan their journeys home in advance to ensure the perfect end to an amazing night out.
Read MoreGlasgow's OVO Bikes hire scheme has pedal powered its way to 2.5 million journeys with use of the service shooting up in the past two years.
Read MoreInternational companies based in Glasgow have explained their reasons for coming to the city and what has helped them achieve success here.
Read MoreConference also gets key updates on Clyde Metro, city centre and marketing plans.
Read MoreA major step forward in the delivery of the Clyde Metro has been made after it was announced today that Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) would lead on the development of the Case for Investment for the project.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council today (23 November) approved the disposal of a site in Shakespeare Street, and the beginning of negotiation for the disposal of another, in Seamill Street - that will allow housing associations to create supported accommodation for vulnerable people and housing for homeless families. Both sites are owned by the council.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council is to lease a former housing and council tax office at 30 Charles Street in the Royston area to a charity - Glasgow's No1 Baby and Family Support Service - to allow the expansion of the charity's services.
Read MoreGlasgow's new online Tree Plan Portal invites city residents to suggest suitable locations for woodland and wildflower planting.
Read MoreThis is national Power of Attorney Day when the public are reminded of the importance of having Power of Attorney - a legal document that allows an agreed person to act on their behalf in the event of an emergency, illness or accident.
Read MorePeople in Glasgow are invited to turn trash into cash with the launch of the city's exciting new LitterLotto.
Read MoreAn update was given to a council committee on the progress of the £115million Avenues programme in the city centre, a scheme funded by the Glasgow City Region City Deal.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council is developing new planning guidance for tall buildings in the city centre which will guide decisions on their design and location.
Read MoreGlasgow's First Citizen celebrates the newly approved £3.2M community hub in Milton being given the green light.
Read MoreGlasgow urgently needs more foster carers for the city's vulnerable children.
Read MoreA new consultation will give the opportunity to shape Glasgow's new City Development Plan and so the future use and development of land in the city.
Read MoreA Glasgow venue using dancers body-heat to create sustainable energy was among licensed premises honoured at the city's prestigious Best Bar None Awards.
Read MoreA woman who helped found Glasgow's largest Credit Union to tackle the blight of rogue money lenders and loan sharks within her community was presented with a British Empire Medal by the Lord Lieutenant.
Read MoreThe £527million Strategic Housing Investment Plan (SHIP) 2024/25 - 2028/29 for Glasgow was approved today (2 November).
Read MoreGlasgow's Low Emission Zone (LEZ) has been deemed lawful and proportionate, after Scotland's highest civil court of first instance dismissed a petition for Judicial Review of the scheme.
Read MoreInformation on school and nursery closures as part of next round of industrial action - Wednesday 1 November 2023
Read MoreThe innovative traffic light technology that helps Shawlands Bike Bus safely navigate a busy Southside junction has won a national award.
Read MoreThe main span of the Govan - Partick Bridge has today (14 October) arrived at Yorkhill Quay, close to the site where it will be installed, after sailing up the River Clyde by barge. This a Glasgow City Region City Deal project, with funding from the Scottish and UK Governments.
Read MoreA rugby player and a football captain who have both experienced Hate Crime today urged victims to report it.
Read MoreResidents, businesses, and organisations are being invited to have their say on proposals to take Glasgow city centre forward into the next decade.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council has been given an update on progress of work on the Govan Graving Docks, an A listed structure which is unique in Scotland.
Read MoreHo, Ho, Ho! Registration is open for this year's iconic Glasgow Santa Dash.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council has now approved two new UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) schemes - the Innovative Districts Support Programme (under the supporting local business theme) and the Net Zero Neighbourhoods project (under the communities and place theme).
Read MoreHundreds of local people and community groups in Pollok and Calton have submitted ideas on how to make a £1million pounds worth of improvements in their areas and helping to influence the decisions that will transform their communities.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council has approved the disposal of a site in Laurieston and the compulsory purchase of three flats in Easterhouse, paving the way for the availability of more social homes in the city, after a committee decision today (5 October).
Read MoreGlasgow is set to trial legal graffiti walls, according to a new city council report.
Read MoreStreet Play days in Glasgow are set to double in 2024.
Read MoreMillions of bulbs and wildflowers are being planted across Glasgow to create valuable wildlife habits for birds and pollinators.
Read MoreIn a boost for active travel to, from and around Glasgow city centre, on-demand secure cycle parking hubs are now available in the area.
Read MoreA new Investment Strategy for Glasgow was approved today (28 September) by Glasgow City Council.
Read MoreGlasgow is among 12 cities selected by the Carter Center to participate in the third year of its 'Inform Women, Transform Lives' campaign.
Read MoreThe Seven Lochs Wetland Park will host delegates from the UK and Ireland Lakes Network (UKILN) when their annual conference visits Glasgow next month (October).
Read MoreAlmost £7.7million was provided through Glasgow City Council's Private Sector Housing Grant programme to repair and maintain private homes in the 2022/23 financial year, a council committee heard today (26 September).
Read MoreThe Local Development Framework (LDF) for Glasgow's South Central area has now been adopted.
Read MoreGlasgow's pay-as-you-go car share club is set to double in size as part of a renewed deal with service provider Co Wheels.
Read MoreGlasgow's Air Quality Annual Progress Report for 2023 has been published
Read MoreDouglas Hutchison, Executive Director of Education has written to parents and carers to inform them that all nurseries, primaries, secondaries and ASL schools will be closed on the 26th, 27th and 28th September 2023 due to industrial action.
Read MoreGlasgow retailers and the city council have teamed up with Keep Scotland Beautiful to relaunch its recyclable cup scheme in the city.
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Read MoreThe compulsory purchase of three flats in Ibrox and the off-market disposal of a derelict building in Laurieston will allow new social homes to be created in Glasgow, after the decisions of a Glasgow City Council committee today (14 September).
Read MoreHidden historic gem, Provan Hall, is throwing open its doors to the public on Thursday (Sept 14th) after a £3.5million restoration.
Read MoreAlmost half of Glasgow's residents could heat their homes by connecting to a district heating network as part of a drive to switch to sustainable energy across the city.
Read MoreWork to deliver the next Avenue in Glasgow city centre - the Sauchiehall Precinct & Cambridge Street Avenue - will begin on 27 September.
Read MoreAn area of underused greenspace in Cardonald has been transformed into a vibrant community park, complemented by sustainable drainage measures that reduce flood risk.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council is now accredited as a Living Wage employer. The council's Living Wage commitment will see everyone working at the local authority, including regular workers employed through third-party suppliers, receive a minimum hourly wage of at least £10.90 per hour. This rate is higher than the UK Government minimum for over-23s, which currently stands at £10.42 per hour.
Read MoreA consultation is now open on Glasgow's Development Plan Scheme, which provides key information to communities and stakeholders in the city regarding how they can get involved shaping the next Development Plan, City Development Plan 2.
Read MoreThe Glasgow Building Preservation Trust and the Glasgow City Heritage Trust have been awarded funding of £50,000 and £240,000 respectively by Glasgow City Council for the 2023/24 financial year.
Read MoreAn award of £6.845million has been made to Glasgow City Council from the Scottish Government to help make homes in Glasgow more energy-efficient.
Read MoreA Glasgow City Council report today (31 August) confirmed the continued fall in vacant and derelict land in the city and announced £5.57million funding for five projects which will regenerate such sites.
Read MoreThe Vision and Delivery Plan for the Golden Z in Glasgow city centre - Argyle, Buchanan and Sauchiehall Streets - was approved at a Glasgow City Council committee today (31 August).
Read MoreThe LEZ Support Fund, which helps households and small businesses prepare for Low Emission Zones in Scotland, has re-opened to new applications.
Read MoreAction by Glasgow City Council to support residents through the cost-of-living crisis delivered a £7.59 million boost for city businesses.
Read MoreResidents of four Glasgow neighbourhoods are being encouraged to share their views on early-stage proposals to create people-friendly streets that are less dominated by traffic.
Read MoreThe Greyfriars Biophilic Community Garden, on Glasgow's historic High Street, was officially opened today (21 August).
Read MoreSeeds from a tree which survived the atomic bomb in Hiroshima are being grown in Glasgow.
Read MoreAs the world's biggest ever cycling event drew to a close in Glasgow today (13 August) with the culmination of the women's road race at George Square, Leader of Glasgow City Council, Susan Aitken, declared it had been a magnificent 11 days for the city and said: "From the first race to the last; riders, fans and officials have been telling us that the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships will go down in history as not only the biggest, but one of the greatest ever held.
Read MoreThe historic B Listed sheds and superintendent's house at the Meatmarket in Glasgow's East End are to be pre-leased to the Meat Market Heritage Trust, after a Glasgow City Council committee gave its approval today (3 August).
Read MoreThe east end of George Street in the city centre has some added colour thanks to a vibrant new 250m mural that's been custom-made as part of Glasgow's preparations for hosting the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships.
Read MoreGlasgow businesses and residents are gearing up to welcome the world to the city next week, with the imminent arrival of a world-first cycling event.
Read MoreIn celebration of the biggest cycling event in history, organisers of the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships will officially kick off the highly anticipated mega-event with an action-packed Opening Ceremony, taking place at Glasgow's George Square on Wednesday 2 August from 5.00pm (GMT)
Read MoreThe Vision for the 'Golden Z' in Glasgow city centre - Argyle, Buchanan and Sauchiehall Streets - is to be presented to stakeholders at an event in the Lighthouse on 14 August.
Read MorePioneering female aviator, Winnie Drinkwater, is flying high in Cardonald with a striking new mural.
Read MoreA public consultation on busking and street performing in Glasgow city centre begins today (21 July).
Read MoreGlasgow's latest stretch of safe, segregated cycle infrastructure along London Road to the Emirates Arena has been endorsed by Scottish track cycling star, Jack Carlin
Read MoreKing Tut's is one of five new Best Bar None Glasgow venues signing up to support vulnerable people involved in street begging.
Read MoreSkateboarding, skating and push scooting should sit alongside cycling, BMX and mountain biking as wheeled sports that encourage greater levels of physical activity and help create a lasting shift to more sustainable forms of transport.
Read MoreGhost-hunters are crying out to investigate Glasgow's spookiest new visitor attraction.
Read MoreOrganisers of the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships unveiled the Championships kit today. The 'Champs Clan' is the team of 4,000 volunteers who will play a key role in the success of the biggest cycling event in history, coming to Glasgow and Scotland in August 2023. A gathering of the "clan" took place on Sunday 18 June with a sneak preview shared at this orientation event.
Read MoreA stunning new community garden has opened on Glasgow's High Street to replace a temporary growing space.
Read MoreA Glasgow academic who has collected dozens of single-use vapes discarded near his home today backed calls for a ban on their sale.
Read MoreA consultation offering the chance to help guide the future development of Drumchapel begins today, 27 June.
Read MoreTime is running out to spend Loves Local gift cards in Glasgow, where almost 85,000 households were eligible to receive these £105 cards last year.
Read MoreNewlands Park tennis courts in Glasgow have officially reopened after a £146,000 renovation, managed by the LTA, and funded by the UK Government and LTA Tennis Foundation through the LTA's Park Project.
Read MoreThe new Bellarmine extension at St Paul's High School in the South of Glasgow was officially opened this afternoon by First Minister, Humza Yousaf MSP and City Convener for Education and Early Years, Councillor Christina Cannon.
Read MoreGlasgow's Lord Provost Jacqueline McLaren will join military personnel in George Square to witness the Armed Forces Day Flag being flown from the City Chambers at 10.30 am on Monday 19 June 2023 to mark the start of Armed Forces Week.
Read MorePlans to support active travel in Glasgow have received an £8.6m funding boost.
Read MoreCreative youngsters from a Glasgow primary school have marked Clean Air Day 2023 with a flourish, after producing artwork inspired by the introduction of Glasgow's Low Emission Zone (LEZ).
Read MoreAir pollution is harmful to health and has the greatest impact on the most vulnerable, including the very young or elderly, and those with existing respiratory and cardiovascular conditions.
Read MoreThe 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships will offer 'a once in a generation opportunity' to inspire people to take part in cycling, according to a new council report.
Read MoreTollcross today (June 12th) became the 88th location for a new litter picking hub filled with equipment for community clean-ups.
Read MoreOn Thursday 15 June, in-person consultation on the design proposals for the Duke Street & John Knox Street Avenues Plus project will take place in the area, with a four-week online consultation also beginning on that day.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council has approved the beginning of negotiations on the off-market disposal of two sites - the first with two plots of unmaintained land totalling 9.19 hectares at Kenmuir Road in Carmyle and the other a former schoolhouse at Shakespeare Street in Maryhill.
Read MoreThe £5.641million contract for the next Avenue in Glasgow city centre to begin - the Sauchiehall Precinct & Cambridge Street Avenue - has been awarded to MacLay (Civil Engineering Limited) at a council committee today.
Read MoreGlasgow's programme to give community and grassroots organisations more control over council-owned venues and assets has attracted almost 600 expressions of interest since its launch two years ago, a new report shows.
Read MoreEnvironmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful has named Glasgow teenager, Finn Corcoran, a Clean Up Scotland Hero for his litter picking efforts in his community.
Read MoreThe scheme, which effectively excludes the most polluting vehicles from the city centre, protects public health by tackling unacceptably high levels of harmful air pollution that have stubbornly persisted in areas of the zone.
Read MoreA street-by-street guide that shows how Glasgow's City Network for active travel will be built has been approved by the council's City Administration Committee.
Read MoreLandmark Glasgow buildings such as the Kelvin Hall, Emirates Arena and Royal Concert Hall have been earmarked for inclusion in a solar panel scheme that could save an estimated £750,000 in energy costs per year.
Read MoreStartups and scaleups, across the Glasgow City Region are continuing to attract venture capital investment growth that is outperforming many of Europe's leading and emerging ecosystems.
Read MoreGlasgow's amazing Neighbourhood Improvement Volunteers have helped the city be named top in Scotland for community litter picks.
Read MoreRare orchids from Glasgow's Botanic Gardens are on display at the world's greatest flower show.
Read MoreA bid to Strathclyde Passenger Transport (SPT) has secured funding of £2.3m for Glasgow projects that encourage people to make more sustainable travel choices.
Read MoreThe Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) has published a new interactive tool that enables users to chart the success of the first phase of Glasgow's Low Emission Zone (LEZ).
Read MoreThe Clyde Climate Forest (CCF) has today received confirmation of a £200,000 funding boost from the eight local councils across the Glasgow City Region.
Read MoreLicensees are invited down the students' union for the launch of this year's Best Bar None Glasgow awards.
Read MorePlans to regenerate four districts (Cowcaddens, the Learning Quarter, the Merchant City and Townhead) in Glasgow city centre have now been approved by Glasgow City Council.
Read MoreFilthy fly-tippers could be hit with stiffer penalties after Glasgow City Council called for tougher powers.
Read MoreWith enforcement of Glasgow's Low Emission Zone (LEZ) just one month away, people are being urged to know its requirements and to plan ahead.
Read MoreWith just less than 100 days to go until the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships get underway in Glasgow and across Scotland, the city's primary schools are gearing up for the event with the launch of an exciting new cross-curricular learning resource - Learning Through Cycling.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council has today (27 April) approved a 25-year lease for South Seeds - a local community group that enables people to live more sustainable lives - to operate the Old Queen's Park Changing Rooms and land around it as a community garden and space to carry out associated facilities.
Read MoreThe agreement on the building of Phase Two of the Athletes' Village in Glasgow's Dalmarnock has been changed, allowing construction of the 125 homes to begin later this year.
Read MorePark Villa Football Development, a local community organisation, is to be given a 25-year lease to run Glasgow Club Drumoyne by Glasgow City Council.
Read MoreA project to reduce flood risk and deliver greenspace improvements in Springburn will be enhanced by an £89,500 award from the Places for Everyone programme to fund the design of a complementary active travel route.
Read MoreNew specialist advice and support for eligible small and medium-size enterprises (SMEs) and social enterprises in Glasgow is now available through the Business Growth Framework.
Read MoreAlmost 150 enforcement notices were issued to Glasgow businesses in just seven weeks as part of efforts to tackle fly-tipping.
Read MoreOrganisers of the 2023 UCI Cycling World Championships have today launched the 23 Million Mile Challenge in partnership with Love to Ride as part of the celebration of 100 days to go until the inaugural cycling mega-event takes place in Glasgow and across Scotland from 3-13 August.
Read MoreA street-by-street guide that shows how Glasgow's City Network for active travel will be built has been unveiled.
Read MoreGlasgow has set out plans that will support people make more sustainable travel choices.
Read MoreProjects that encourage walking, wheeling and cycling in Glasgow are to receive a £3.6m cash injection after the council secured funding from Places for Everyone - an active travel infrastructure programme funded by the Scottish Government and administered by Sustrans.
Read MoreThe draft new strategic agreement between Glasgow City Council and the Wheatley Group - the largest provider of socially-rented homes in the city - was considered by a Glasgow Council committee today.
Read MoreAn update on the City Centre Recovery Plan (CCRP) for Glasgow was given to a council committee today (18 April), outlining what has been done to help the area recover from the pandemic over the last couple of years.
Read MoreA project that seeks to accelerate the development of Clyde Metro has been agreed between Glasgow and UK Infrastructure Bank (UKIB).
Read MoreWith enforcement of Glasgow's Low Emission Zone just around the corner, activity is underway to prepare the city for its operation and to raise awareness of how it will work.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council has today (6 April) approved in principle the recommencement of negotiations to off-market disposal of the former Davislea care home in Drumoyne to Linthouse Housing Association.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council today (6 April) agreed to the transfer of a city centre site to the University of Strathclyde to allow improvements in the public realm and greenspace - and other works - there.
Read MoreToday, Transport Scotland announced that people can now enter their vehicle registration number on the official website for Scotland's Low Emission Zones to confirm if their vehicle will meet LEZ requirements.
Read MoreTrading Standards investigations in 24 Glasgow shops have revealed pricing problems which could leave customers out of pocket.
Read MoreTaxi operators with vehicles that won't comply with Glasgow's forthcoming Low Emission Zone are being urged to take advantage of exemptions that provide flexibility for operators up until June 1, 2024.
Read MoreSchool meal debt in Glasgow schools will be written off after a decision taken by all councillors in the city.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council today (23 March) approved the allocation of £6million from the UK Shared Prosperity Fund (UKSPF) to 17 projects in Glasgow.
Read MoreGlasgow is to toughen its approach to parking enforcement to stop drivers abusing restrictions intended to ensure the city's roads operate safely and efficiently.
Read MoreToday's announcement by the UK Government Department for Science, Innovation and Technology confirms Glasgow's share of £100 million Levelling Up funding for 11 ambitious local projects to further accelerate the Region's booming innovation economy.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council is to enter into discussions with Brunswick Community Development Trust, a local voluntary organisation, on the lease of Springburn Park Synthetic Pitch and Pavilion.
Read MoreGlasgow City Council today (16 March) approved the off-market disposal of a 2.61 hectares site in Queenslie bounded to the north, east and west by Penston Road, to Alliance Disposables Limited (ADL).
Read MoreA ban on the sale of single use vapes is being called for by Glasgow City Council amid growing health and environmental concerns.
Read MoreThe landmark cyclist, pedestrian and wheeler Sighthill Bridge over the M8 will soon open to the public.
Read MoreA Glasgow City Council committee has today (7 March) considered the design statements now established for the George Square and surrounding Avenues project.
Read MoreAn Action Plan to drive the repurposing of properties in Glasgow city centre has been considered by a Glasgow City Council committee. Such repurposing - from retail and commercial uses to residential, for example - is key to the future health of the city centre, and the council is lobbying for more powers to allow this activity to take place more easily and quickly.
Read MoreWork on the next Avenue project in Glasgow city centre - the Holland Street Avenue - will begin later this month.
Read MoreVictims of domestic abuse will be supported through criminal court proceedings at Stranraer Sheriff Court when a new service launches on March 6th.
Read MoreGlasgow's senior pupils have recorded their 'best ever' positive destination figures with a record 97.1% young people leaving school last year to go to either higher and further education, employment, or training.
Read MoreA Cardonald neighbourhood is set to benefit from transformed greenspace and improved resilience to flood risk, with construction work to deliver these benefits now underway.
Read MoreFirst Minister Nicola Sturgeon, Cabinet Secretary Angus Robertson and former BMX Racing UCI World Champion Shanaze Reade visited the Glasgow BMX Centre as 2023 UCI Cycling Worlds tickets go on sale to the general public.
Read MoreLocal residents across Glasgow are being encouraged to help shape the development of Liveable Neighbourhoods in their area.
Read MoreA council-led Clyde Metro team is continuing to support the development of the mass transit scheme following its recent confirmation by the Scottish Government as a key future transport investment priority.
Read MoreBus travel in and around Glasgow just got even easier, with the arrival of a multi-operator mobile ticket, now available from the apps of major bus operators.
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