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Council considers new strategy to make best use of its property and land assets
A Glasgow City Council committee today (29 January) considered a Property and Land Strategy which will guide how the council can make the...
Council appoints first-ever City Urbanist for Glasgow
Glasgow City Council has appointed Professor Brian Evans as its first City Urbanist. This new role will see Professor Evans – a...
Sustrans Funding Boost for Barras City Deal Project
The Scottish Government funded Community Links programme has awarded the council £300,000 for junction improvements in the Barras area, as part of a...
Equal pay settlement
Glasgow City Council and the equal pay claimant group represented by Action4Equality, UNISON, GMB and UNITE are delighted to confirm that they have...
Independent public hearings on match day parking plans to be held
Independent public hearings on plans to introduce event day parking zones at Celtic Park and Ibrox Stadium are to be held after sustainable...
Transport Secretary visits Glasgow for the Launch of Scotland’s First Low Emission Zone
Representatives of major bus operators were joined today (20 December 2018) by Cabinet Secretary for Transport, Infrastructure and Connectivity Michael Matheson and Councillor...
Low Emission Zone Indicative Signage Installed in Glasgow City Centre
With Glasgow’s Low Emission Zone set to be introduced at the end of this month – indicative signage that will raise awareness of...
Toilet charges to be scrapped at Glasgow and Edinburgh train stations
Network Rail has announced that it will be scrapping unpopular toilet charges in Glasgow and Edinburgh stations. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17308772.toilet-charges-to-be-scrapped-at-glasgow-and-edinburgh-train-stations/
Scottish trumpeter becomes new chief of Royal Scottish National Orchestra
A STAR Scottish trumpeter is to be the new chief executive of the country’s national orchestra. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17308686.scottish-trumpeter-becomes-new-chief-of-royal-scottish-national-orchestra/
Victims of crime could be given greater say on whether prisoner is released under new Scottish Government proposals
Victims of crime in Scotland could be given a greater say over whether a prisoner is released from custody. . https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/17308631.victims-of-crime-could-be-given-greater-say-on-whether-prisoner-is-released-under-new-scottish-government-proposals/