Efforts to cut bus journey times on two key Glasgow streets have taken a step forward with the appointment of consultancy firms.
A local community organisation, has taken over the management and maintenance of Yoker Sports Centre in the latest development of the PMGC programme.
Glasgow City Council has approved the off-market disposal of land at two sites in the city - in Drumry and Maryhill - where new homes will be built.
Two fearless puppies are taking on storm season in a new bedtime story that could save the day in a power cut – Walter and Skye’s Stormy Night.
At a COSLA meeting last month, Council Leaders expressed frustration at the lack of meaningful consultation by UK Government.
Rundown tenement flats in Easterhouse plagued with anti-social behaviour and lack of repairs were rescued after the council swooped in.
More cycle paths are to be installed in the east end as the council seeks views on the latest plans to extend routes.
Talks over a new lease for Glasgow’s King’s Theatre have been given the green light, potentially paving the way for “significant” investment.
Commission publishes recommendations for a fairer and more effective justice system.
Hundreds of new homes are set to be built in Glasgow following the sale of two council-owned sites.
Maggie’s and Wild in Art have begun the buildup to its summer Scotties in the City trail, unleashing Lochie, the first Scottie dog, at Buchanan Galleries.
DVLA has launched a new vehicle tax campaign, revealing Glasgow in the top 10 UK cities for most clamped vehicles.
The day after Scotland Men’s first World Cup game has been confirmed as a bank holiday after King Charles approved the Royal Proclamation.
New flats are set to be built in the east end in place of formerly demolished homes on a site with views towards the People’s Palace.
The restoration of Glasgow's Egyptian Halls has taken another step forward with the selection of a preferred developer.
Glasgow 2026 has appointed the Games’ first ever electrified vehicle partner with BYD as Official Car Partner.
Fewer rats have been reported in Haghill since bin hubs have been rolled out, a meeting heard.
A former home for priests at a Glasgow church could be turned into student accommodation under a new plan.
First Minister announces funding on the anniversary of ‘The Promise’.
SPPA needs to be more transparent about its progress updating thousands of people about their pension entitlement, Audit Scotland have explained.
Sole traders and landlords earning more than £50,000 from self-employment and property are being urged to act now.
Scotland has benefitted from a unique package of winter heating help.
Throwing batteries and vapes away at home can endanger refuse workers, Glasgow residents have been warned.
The empty upper floors of a listed building in St Enoch Square can be converted into 28 flats by a housing association.
