Glasgow
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...
Council’s Empty Homes Strategy for Glasgow approved
A Glasgow City Council committee has approved its Empty Homes Strategy for the city. The three-year strategy will bring hundreds of long-term empty homes...
Glasgow Prepares For 16 Days of Action
Glasgow residents are being urged to help end violence towards women as the city prepares to support the annual, world-wide 16 Days of...
Glasgow Set Target Of Becoming Free Of Unnecessary Plastics By 2030
Glasgow should be free of unnecessary plastic by the year 2030 and phase out all single-use plastics by 2022, a new council strategy...
20mph Should Be Default Speed Limit for Glasgow, Says Council Committee
A 20mph speed limit should be adopted for the vast majority of roads across Glasgow, a council committee has recommended. According to the...
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...
Scotland’s First Heroin Assisted Treatment Unveiled
Scotland’s first addictions service treating patients with pharmaceutical grade heroin has been unveiled in Glasgow. The pioneering Enhanced Drug Treatment Service (EDTS) will...
Development plans for Govan, Partick and the Clyde Corridor taken forward
A Glasgow City Council committee was today (19 November) advised that Strategic Development Frameworks (SDFs) for Govan, Partick and the Clyde Corridor will...
Update on regeneration of Govan given to Council
Progress made on the regeneration of Govan was outlined at a council meeting today (19 November). There are a number of regeneration projects...
Condition of pre-1919 homes in Ibrox and Cessnock to be improved
A proposed partnership between Glasgow City Council and Govan Housing Association will aim to tackle the condition of pre-1919 housing in the Ibrox...