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Free meals for children during school holidays face axe by Glasgow Council

Officials in the SNP-led Glasgow City Council have drawn up plans to close the doors to hungry children during school holidays – despite rising demand.

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Glasgow woman spots worker using 'quick fix' for pothole and feels council is 'throwing money' away

Jo Hallamby was suprised when she spotted a council worker quickly fill in two potholes on Hyndland Street in Partick with cold asphalt and she believes the temporary fixes are a waste of money.

Glasgow Live

Who is eligible for Glasgow's free school meals and how to claim - everything you need to know

Children in Glasgow may be able to claim free meals when they are in school with 16 to 18-year-olds also able to claim. Here is everything you need to know about who is eligible.

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Campaign launched to save Food Train Glasgow as more than 2,000 sign petition

The petition is calling for Food Train Glasgow - a charity that provides food services to older people who are no longer able to manage independently - to be saved.

Glasgow Live

Nicola Sturgeon says she would 'prefer more teachers, not fewer' amid reports of Glasgow cuts

The First Minister made the comments amid reports that 800 teaching jobs could be cut in Glasgow in a bid to save money as well as Glasgow City Council considering shutting primary schools.

Glasgow Live

Scotland's largest council considers cuts which could put 800 teaching jobs at risk

PROPOSALS which could see 800 teaching posts cut to save money have been drawn up by officials at Scotland’s biggest council.

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Glasgow City Council considering axing 800 teaching jobs and closing schools early to save money

Glasgow City Council is considering drastic measures to cuts to education to help slash £51 million from its budget. Reducing school psychologists and dyslexia support are among measures being considered.

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Undertaker wins fine appeal after dropping grieving family off at pub

Hester and Lalli Independent Funeral Care from Glasgow received the fine after driving across a bus lane to park outside the venue

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Glasgow's Black Lives Matter Campaign sees demand for more diversity to tackle racism

The council has been urged to increase the number of BME staff on its workforce to help tackle racism.

Glasgow Live

Lanarkshire funeral directors win fight against city council bus lane fine

East Kilbride-based Hester and Lalli Independent Funeral Care took on Glasgow City Council

Daily Record

Undertaker fined for dropping grieving family at Glasgow pub wake delighted to win bus lane appeal

Hester and Lalli Independent Funeral Care was handed a fixed penalty notice after moving into a bus lane at Grant Arms in Glasgow in October.

Daily Record

East Kilbride undertaker fined for dropping family at Glasgow pub for wake wins bus lane appeal

Dee Lalli was overjoyed when she discovered she'd won her appeal after she was fined for dropping a grieving family outside a Glasgow pub for a wake, in the pouring rain.

Glasgow Live

Plea for Glasgow South Side 'road rage hotspot' to get traffic calming measures

Residents who live near the junction of Kilmarnock Road and Fernleigh Road say there are 'daily' incidents and have called for action to be taken.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow driver hits fertility clinic with £396 repair bill after overgrown hedge 'damages' campervan

William Thomson was heading towards the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital when he says his silver campervan was hit by an overgrown hedge hanging out into the road.

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Glasgow families urged to apply for £49 top up for energy bills

Parents and carers with children at home and who receive council tax reduction are eligible for the grant, with the funding accessible on Glasgow City Council's website.

Daily Record

Staff at bust Scots call centre will only get half what they're owed in wages

It comes as boss David Harper, who lives in a £2million mansion, took holidays as his company ran into trouble.

The National (Scotland)

Empty homes in Glasgow to help house Ukrainian refugees

EMPTY homes in Glasgow are to be brought into use to provide Ukrainian refugees with more places to stay as part of a plan to urgently boost…

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Millions awarded to Glasgow City Council to fund community projects

The money will be used to help a variety of community-led regeneration projects.

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Glasgow empty homes to house Ukrainian refugees as cruise ship accommodation ends

There is a bid to bring so-called 'void homes' back into use as part of measures to find houses for hundreds of refugees.

Glasgow Live

Historic Glasgow boathouse transformation captured in stunning pictures

The incredible transformation of a boathouse dating back to 1905 that sits beside the River Clyde at Glasgow Green has been captured on camera. The West Boathouse is due to be reopened later this year.

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Age Scotland joins fight to save 'lifeline' Glasgow Food Train charity from closure

Glasgow Food Train is on the brink of closure after its funding from Glasgow City Council was stopped. Bosses have warned that elderly people could be left going hungry without it.

Daily Record

Scots pensioner hospitalised with malnourishment fears he will starve over food charity cuts

Walter Izatt has motor neurone disease and is housebound, relying on Food Train volunteers bringing him his weekly shopping. He said the axing of council funding for Glasgow Food Train is "horrific and unfair".

Glasgow Live

12 unanswered questions about Glasgow that leave us pondering

In a city as huge and historic as Glasgow, our streets and buildings have many tales to tell - while some parts of the city leave us asking questions. Why are all the clocks blue? Who started the Duke of Wellington's cone hat?

Glasgow Live

Shoppers urged to claim up to £325 in supermarket cash as deadline approaches

Thousands of families are set to be £325 better off in their supermarket weekly shop, as the Scottish Welfare Fund (Household Support Fund) expects to send letters out in the coming days.

Glasgow Live

Livid Glasgow mum calling for urgent action after Clyde Tunnel pothole blows out tyre

Claire Willers was headed to Springfield Quay with her husband Jon and their two children - while schools were closed on Tuesday - when their car went over a pothole.

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