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Home Office disputes leave refugee children homeless and sleeping in cars

MIGRANT and refugee children have been left homeless – with one family of five, including a preschool child, forced to sleep in a borrowed car in…

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Ukrainians living on ship in Glasgow set to be rehomed across Scotland

A housing shortage in the city will leave the 1200 on board MS Ambition spread across Scotland.

Daily Record

We spoke to Glaswegians about the proposed changes to council CCTV operations

Glasgow City Council currently has 429 fixed public space CCTV cameras across the city and plans to unman them for 12 hours a day is estimated to save £1.5 million of public money.

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Glasgow campaigners vow to sit in Kibble Palace until entry charge plans are scrapped

Keep Kibble Free campaigners will be raising awareness of the plans by Glasgow City Council to introduce an entry fee for the venue by sitting in the historic building.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Ukrainians on ship to be rehomed across Scotland amid city's 'housing pressures'

The Scottish Government said they are "working intensively" with Glasgow City Council to provide appropriate accommodation to refugees. However, Glasgow reportedly does not have enough homes available.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow's 429 CCTV cameras could be unmanned 12 hours a day in radical move to save cash

Glasgow City Council unions claim the move means the system may not be monitored between 4am and 4pm as the council considers cost-cutting measures to make £50m in savings.

Glasgow Live

'Vape crusader' Laura Young hails Glasgow backing for disposable e-cigs ban

Glasgow City Council has become the third Scots local authority to urge Holyrood ministers to outlaw the polluting single-use devices.

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Glasgow's 10 most potholed streets as Great Western Road tops list of shame

Glasgow City Council received 15,517 reports of potholes in 2022 with Great Western Road topping list as the worst road for the dreaded holes followed by Nitshill Road and Shields Road

Glasgow Live

Glasgow businessman bids to transform derelict Leyland building with ambitious kitchen plan

The former Leyland Motor Company building has stood silently as it's laid vacant for over a decade but a leaseholder wants to turn the space into a hub for independent food businesses.

Glasgow Live

Scotland’s councils underspending on period products despite world-first legislation

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Former Glasgow school to be converted into apartments with incredible roof terrace

Property developer Kelvin Properties will begin work in late summer on the highly anticipated transformation of a former school in Glasgow’s West End into 49 new apartments.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow west end school redevelopment gets planning permission

The 49-home development will aim to maintain period features of the 120 year-old Napiershall Street building

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Ex-Navy submariner livid as 'Glasgow council car' parks on pedestrian area next to Cenotaph

A former Navy submariner was on his way to work on Wednesday morning when he spotted a 'Glasgow council car' parked on a pedestrian area metres away from the Cenotaph.

Glasgow Live

Investor rescue deal being considered for Morton's Bakery

Local MSP claims to have spoken with several potential buyers for the collapsed Glasgow roll-maker

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Mortons Rolls could be saved by 'angel investors' claims MSP

The Glasgow company, known for its "We Built This City on Mortons Rolls" slogan, entered administration last week.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow pubs to stay open longer on King Charles coronation bank holiday weekend

Pubs across Glasgow are set to extend their licencing hours to celebrate King Charles III's coronation. The Royal event will take place at the start of May of this year.

Glasgow Live

Dog abandoned on Glasgow street was tied up, muzzled and left overnight in freezing cold

The distressed dog is now in the care of the Scottish SPCA after being discovered in Milton yesterday, prompting an appeal to pet owners to ask charities for help if they are struggling to cope.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow dead end street dumping ground for mountain of rubbish by 'man with a van'

Stuart Allison and his employee Steven Hutton, who told police he 'had dumped waste in nearly every street with a dead end in Glasgow', have been ordered to pay compensation for the clear-up of their fly-tipping.

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'Man with a van' and employee exposed as serial fly-tippers after waste dumped in Scots street

Stuart Allison was ordered to pay compensation for the clean-up while Steven Hutton told police he 'had dumped waste in nearly every street with a dead end in Glasgow'.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow neighbours in 'madness' fly tipping dispute with council

Govanhill residents are in an ongoing dispute with Glasgow City Council over fly tipping and overflowing bins that has been described as “madness” by one resident.

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Glasgow binmen jump to avoid rats leaping from bins during collections in city

Chris Mitchell, who has been involved in the sector for 20 years, says the rodents are "taking over the city".

Glasgow Live

Friends of Botanic Gardens angry after 'no consultation' over Kibble Palace entry charge plans

The introduction of the charge was one of the measures announced as part of the Glasgow City Council budget. Friends of Glasgow Botanic Gardens hit out at the plans saying there has been "absolutely no consultation" with them.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow school strikes - everything you need to know as industrial action continues

Glasgow schools are set to close their doors across two days - including today (February 28) - amid ongoing pay disputes with targeted action also set to take place.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Tramway and Mitchell Library hours to be cut as part of £7 million savings

The reduction in hours is part of a raft of measures agreed in the council's budget to save money as the city faced a £49m funding shortfall.

Glasgow Live

Lidl opens doors in Anniesland as store boasts opening weekend middle aisle deals

The store has officially opened on Crow Road at Anniesland Cross, with customers being encouraged to get down this weekend with the budget retailer boasting a range of middle aisle deals.

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