Calls for Glasgow to receive more national funding towards the upkeep of its museums have been renewed, as councillors agreed to provide an extra £5m to revamp the People’s Palace.
Glasgow’s “neglected” private lanes should be revamped to help women and girls feel safer when moving around the city, a councillor has said.
A short term let ‘apart hotel’ has already been available to book even though it is yet to get planning permission, it is understood.
The number of Glasgow primary school children being “excluded” from class has more than doubled over the last five years.
Shop owners are supporting a bid to install flags outside Princes Square to “improve the visibility of” the centre and attract footfall.
An Inverclyde teacher has been presented with a national award for promoting equality and diversity.
The number of Glasgow primary school children being “excluded” from class has more than doubled over the last five years.
ScotRail will help families make the most of the October school holidays with the return of its popular Family Pass.
A trade union convenor is urging residents to “have some respect” for their city and not to “dump” their rubbish all over the back court.
An overgrown embankment along the south side of the River Clyde is being cut back as part of efforts to make the area “safer” and “cleaner”.
Glasgow residents are being asked about their recycling habits during a consultation as the council as looking at ways to deal with contamination in bins.
Veterans, cadets and members of the public will welcome The Royal Regiment of Scotland to Battery Park as they receive the Freedom of Inverclyde on Saturday 5 September.
The investment is the first stage of a total £60.9million investment over three years.
Glasgow’s Royal National Mòd fringe will launch with a special evening celebrating more than 1,000 years of Gaelic poetry, music and culture at Tramway next month.
A new council marketing team has been launched to bring more businesses into the city and boost property development.
A new way to help local people and communities benefit from local opportunities is now up and running in North Lanarkshire.
A street has been transformed with new CCTV and cycle paths at the end of an historic bridge as part of the ongoing avenues project.
Glasgow’s trade unions are growing increasingly concerned over a new programme which could alter the accessibility of Older People’s Day Care Services across Glasgow.
The pupils worked with their class teacher and staff from the Watt Institution to create the short films.
Local authorities will share £15 million to expand and enhance breakfast club provision, First Minister John Swinney has announced.
ScotRail has reached an important milestone in plans to introduce a new suburban train fleet, with the procurement now progressing to the Invitation to Negotiate (ITN) stage.
Livingston firm John Heaney Electrical (JHE), the electrical, mechanical and HVAC specialist, has broken new ground with the appointment of Andy Guthrie as its first mechanical apprentice.
The transformation of an east end road into an avenue needs to hurry up, according to a councillor.
Ornate panels around public toilets at St Vincent Place have been smashed “to pieces” despite an order to retain them.
