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April 2018
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Poetic promise shines in Lord Provost's Poetry Prize
A schoolgirl from Bankhead Primary lifted the trophy at the Lord Provost's Poetry Prize-giving on the theme 'Looking Forward - Looking Back'. Oliwia Szymkiewicz (12) won the overall prize for her work 'When I Think'.
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Call for organisations to join council to help end holiday hunger
The Council is seeking support from organisations, individuals, third sector and voluntary groups across the city to help deliver a range of school summer holiday programmes that will include free meals for every nursery, primary and secondary school pupil who wish to take part.
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100 Days to Go until Glasgow 2018
Glasgow and Scotland set for a 'bumper summer' with one million expected to experience the world-first event. One million residents, visitors, spectators, athletes and media will be part of the sporting and cultural experience of the Glasgow 2018 European Championships taking place from 2 to 12 August this summer.
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Glasgow Bids for £100m to Become UK's Smartest 5G City
A £100million funding bid could catapult Glasgow into pole position as the UK's smartest 5G city.
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Pedal fever as city gears up for month of cycling
Glasgow is gearing up for a month of cycling activity as the council launches its first Glasgow and Clyde Cycle Challenge.
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Young People take over Royal Concert Hall in first MCR Pathways National Conference and unveil Scottish Government support of countrywide plan
School-based mentoring programme continues to expand into new regions across Scotland.
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Glasgow's population continues to rise
The number of people in the city continues to grow.
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Artistic Youths Transform Eyesore Bridge With Graffiti Mural
An eyesore bridge has been transformed with a community mural by a well-known Glasgow graffiti artist and local young people.
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Pupils Lobby Licensees at BBN Glasgow Awards Launch
Young anti-plastics campaigners will lobby Glasgow's licensed trade at the launch of the city's licensing "Oscars".
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New name for Glasgow's multi-million pound active travel project
Glasgow City Council and Sustrans Scotland announce new identity of Woodside Mini Holland project as Connecting Woodside.
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How we are doing - pupils, staff and families asked about education in the city
Education services stakeholder survey published.
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