More than 30 new affordable homes could be developed in Easterhouse provided proposals are given the green light by the council’s planning department.
Proposals to relocate the dining area at Alexandra Parade Primary School to help facilitate the rollout of universal free school meals have been submitted to the city council.
More than £12.8 million has been spent by NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) on hired, rented or leased vehicles over the past five years.
From household names and broadcast veterans to viral stars making their solo debuts, the stand-up comedy slate for the 2026 Edinburgh Festival Fringe is incredibly strong.
Breaking-up periods of prolonged sedentary behaviour with light physical activity every day could reduce the risk of cancer death by 12%.
If your ideal Fringe show features original songs, grotesque characters or a bit of theatrical magic, the 2026 programme will not disappoint.
Glasgow City Council has appointed an architectural practice - O’Donnell Brown - to develop a concept design for the meanwhile use for the site.
Council leader Susan Aitken has said the LGBT community are welcome in Glasgow and the city has their back after raising concerns about how trans people are impacted by new guidance.
Members of the Strathclyde Pension Fund (SPF) should have better access to affordable and good quality housing, according to a Glasgow councillor.
The main roadworks phase of the £24 million Central Greenock project is due to begin at the end of this month.
Glasgow school children are set to get more in depth lessons about the city’s links to slavery thanks to a university partnership.
Talented pupils from Inverkip Primary School have created a series of powerful animated short films inspired by historic artefacts held at the Watt Institution.
A pioneering food additive that can stop people gaining weight has appeared on the EU’s Novel Food List, indicating its safety for human consumers.
A Glasgow MSP and his party have been accused of “racist” politics and singling out communities over crimes.
A developer’s appeal over a rejected plan to turn two Glasgow townhouses into holiday lets has been dismissed.
Glasgow has delivered a “significantly higher” amount of affordable housing since 2019/20 than any other comparable city in the UK, according to a local councillor.
City of Glasgow College welcomed HRH The Duke of Edinburgh to its Riverside Campus on Monday.
Inverclyde Alcohol and Drug Partnership is running public information stalls.
Public buildings in Glasgow will now be open for those feeling threatened after people were attacked because of the colour of their skin during a demonstration earlier this month.
The public consultation on the Clyde Mission Strategic Masterplan is now live.
As East Renfrewshire celebrates its 30th anniversary plans are being developed to bury a time capsule for future generations to discover.
A 'living wall' installed to shield pupils from the impacts of motorway traffic at a Glasgow school has burst into leaf.
Calls have been made for increased maintenance of the city’s Voi e-bikes following reports it is “not keeping pace” with usage.
ScotRail is providing extra trains and additional carriages for this week's remaining Glasgow Summer Sessions concerts.
