Extra support is in place for primary children in Inverclyde with additional needs thanks to council investment of over £200,000.
East Dunbartonshire residents are being urged to close the door on criminals, cold callers and fraudsters.
Residents in Glasgow’s Broomhouse have welcomed new road improvements following a 15-year campaign over heavy HGV traffic on Hamilton Road.
The number of Glasgow primary school children being “excluded” from class has more than doubled over the last five years.
A plea for Glasgow councillors and colleagues to embark on an evening walk to experience the safety issues faced by women and girls has been issued by a local councillor.
An Inverclyde teacher has been presented with a national award for promoting equality and diversity.
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.
The investment is the first stage of a total £60.9million investment over three years.
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.
North Lanarkshire Council has given its annual assurance to the Scottish Housing Regulator that it is meeting its responsibilities to tenants, residents and people who use housing services.
More than 14,000 complaints have been made to NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde (NHSGGC) since the beginning of 2023, new figures have revealed.
Up to £14 million in Scottish Government support has been announced towards the refurbishment and reopening of Glasgow’s much-loved People’s Palace and Winter Gardens.
Most teachers in Glasgow mainstream schools are acting as additional support needs (ASN) teachers, an education committee has heard.
The Avenues Plus project at Cowcaddens Road and Dobbie’s Loan was formally opened today.
A project to save the derelict Springburn Winter Gardens has taken a step forward after plans to repair the A-listed structure were submitted.
Residents are being encouraged to step forward and help shape their local communities as interim elections are held for three Inverclyde community councils.
Council bosses are preparing to award a £2.4 million contract to support families impacted by those who have alcohol and drug use problems.
A new report has highlighted how Inverclyde is benefitting from being part of the Glasgow City Region as leaders agreed next steps in securing further local funding and powers.
Councillors have approved a package of measures to improve parking and tackle inconsiderate drivers on West Blackhall Street and agreed to look at what else could be done.
Residents have the chance to say thank you to council staff as nominations open for the Pride of Inverclyde Awards 2026.
The representation period for City Development Plan 2 - the blueprint for Glasgow’s development and regeneration in the next 10 years - begins today.
Livingston-based charity Team Jak is hosting a series of fund-raising tea parties across Scotland in September as part of Childhood Cancer Awareness month.
