Pupils and staff at Ravenswood Primary School in Cumbernauld have made an emotional return to their school after a year away while a £4 million programme of improvement work was carried out.
Returning to the Fringe after a sold-out 2025 run, contemporary Australian circus show ‘By a Thread’ have continued to sell-out performances, with audiences once again flocking to see the mesmerising mix of circus, dance and acrobatics.
Acclaimed circus and physical theatre production, Ten Thousand Hours, has returned to this year’s Fringe.
Two former Inverclyde pupils are among 26 newly-qualified educators who are heading back to school as teachers.
To support the vital services that help local residents in Glasgow, Places for People (PfP) has awarded a £1,500 grant to Roystonhill Community Hub.
A bid from BT to install a street hub close to a statue and demolish a phone box has been turned down by Glasgow City Council for the second time.
Taxi drivers fear cutting spaces at a city centre rank will lead to more queuing for old and disabled passengers.
One Glasgow street has shown a “significant” rise in a type of air pollution while all other locations across the city centre have stayed stable.
Assaults carried out by pupils against staff at Glasgow primary schools have risen over the last five years according to the latest figures.
Construction of a new roof at the closed Cardonald library is finally set to start later this year after “high risk” panels were discovered.
More than 436,000 sole traders and landlords have successfully sent their first Making Tax Digital (MTD) for Income Tax quarterly update. Over 570,000 customers have now signed up to the service.
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The latest bin lorry fire in Glasgow city centre has prompted a warning to Glasgow residents to dispose of their electrical goods correctly.
Taxi drivers in Glasgow are set to be able to add a surcharge to hires for three months due to high fuel costs.
Glasgow is aiming to deliver over 1,000 new affordable homes this year after accepting a Scottish Government grant of over £123m.
Two old Glasgow schoolhouses, bungalows and a flat are to be sold off by the council as it seeks to tackle the housing crisis.
An award-winning Edinburgh Fringe show has celebrated its 100th performance at Summerhall Arts after raising more than £100,000 for the independent arts venue.
The number of full time social workers employed by Glasgow City Council has increased over the last three years – but there are still more than 70 vacancies left unfilled.
The Taskmaster star has returned to this year's Fringe, treating Edinburgh to a comedy stacked performance that covers everything from her disability to her life long love for gravy.
Described as ‘bold, deeply personal, and relentlessly funny’, Aarian Mehrabani’s debut Fringe hour has been highly anticipated despite it being the comedian’s first solo show at the festival.
Glasgow’s tourist tax must work for everyone according to a local councillor who is urging the city council to invest more in public safety measures.
One of the most discussed and controversial performers at this year's Fringe, Amanda Knox, has entertained full audiences throughout the festival’s first week despite a 60,000 plus signature petition calling for the show to be cancelled.
More than 250 young people from across North Lanarkshire have been recognised for their achievements at a special celebration event.
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