The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow City Council

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

Insider UK · Mar 10, 2023

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 · Mar 10, 2023

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

Insider UK · Mar 8, 2023

'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'.

Daily Record · Mar 6, 2023

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.

Glasgow Live · Mar 5, 2023

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".

Daily Record · Mar 3, 2023

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 · Feb 28, 2023

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 · Feb 28, 2023

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 · Feb 24, 2023

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.

Glasgow Live · Feb 24, 2023