Glasgow councillors react to anti-strike bill
Glasgow councillors have condemned the UK Government’s proposal to introduce new legislation which would ensure “basic function” during industrial action.
Glasgow thug SCARRED partner for life over Facebook picture
A THUG who scarred his partner for life following a row over a Facebook picture was jailed today for 33 months.
Glasgow taxi trade reveals struggles over finding drivers and parts
Taxi firms in Glasgow have warned the trade is struggling as it faces difficulties sourcing vehicle parts and finding drivers.
Complaints about noise nuisance in Paisley raised
Complaints about noise nuisance in Paisley – caused by quad bikes, loud music and pets – have become “varied and persistent”, an elected...
Glasgow centre and Possilpark shop fronts part of £3.2m project
More than £3.2 million has been awarded to Glasgow City Council from the Scottish Government’s Place fund to aid 11 community projects throughout...
Housing associations in Glasgow borrowing £100,000 for one home
Some housing associations in Glasgow are borrowing £100,000 to build just one high-quality home, a councillor has told a meeting.
Council Land Near Celtic Park May Be Sold for Events Venue – Glasgow Times
Talks can begin over the sale of council land near Celtic Park to a firm planning to build an events venue.
Company fighting to install telecoms equipment at Glasgow uni
A company is fighting to install telecoms equipment on the roof of a University of Glasgow building to boost mobile services and “improve...
Interview with Glasgow comedian Gary Faulds ahead of his 2023 tour
A COMEDIAN has revealed how much it means to be able to perform at Glasgow’s “iconic” Pavilion Theatre ahead of his fourth tour.
Jon Molyneux: It’s not too late for MSPs to fix city budget woes
I’D like to wish a very Happy New Year to all Glasgow Times readers. I hope that even in these trying times you...
