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Cost of settling equal pay claims in Glasgow rises to £770 million

Council to pay 19,000 workers, covering a gap between the agreement in 2018 and the implementation of a new pay system

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Glasgow City Council agrees to £770m equal pay deal by selling key buildings

SCOTLAND'S largest council has agreed to pay around £770 million to settle equal pay claims.

The National (Scotland)

Teachers to strike at Glasgow high school amid claims of 'pupil violence'

Teachers at Bannarmen High School will start the strike in two weeks.

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Nicola Sturgeon defends decision to attend COP27 in Egypt during cost of living crisis

Sky News presenter Kay Burley questioned why Sturgeon and the leader of Glasgow City Council Susan Aitken had jetted out to the north African country for the summit.

Daily Record

Glasgow city council boss spends £7,000 on four-day Cop27 climate change trip

Glasgow City Council leader Susan Aitken will lead a team which is heading out to Egypt for the event after millions of pounds in budget cuts were announced in the city.

Daily Record

SNP-run Glasgow City Council pledges to 'lobby' Scottish Government to help plug £119m blackhole

Scotland's largest local authority faces a financial crisis with councillors forced to consider sweeping spending cuts.

Daily Record

Glasgow emergency services in bonfire night crackdown warn dangerous behaviour 'won't be tolerated'

A team of police officers, firefighters, and council staff will be based in a city centre location to monitor any issues that arise on bonfire night with mobile CCTV vans deployed across the city.

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New Glasgow community to be built on the Clyde including homes, hotel and leisure destination

The Yorkhill Quay development will connect to Partick and Finnieston and create a whole new neighbourhood of hundreds of homes, as well as a large area for fun stuff like adventure golf.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow City Council faces massive cuts with deficit 10 times higher than last year

Glasgow City Council has warned it is facing massive cuts next year to meet its biggest ever budget deficit.

The National (Scotland)

Glasgow City Council in financial crisis amid £119million budget shortfall

Glasgow City Council will be forced to make savings higher than those seen in recent years as it faces a budget shortfall of £120 million - ten times higher than in 2021.

Glasgow Live

New Yorkhill Quay development gets planning permission

Work on the derelict site is now expected to start towards the end of next year

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Glasgow parents can now register for Baby's First Christmas event

Babies who are successful will receive a personalised certificate and keepsake memento, with the first 250 wee ones to register for the event invited along for a festive picture with the Lord Provost.

Glasgow Live

Grieving Scot 'disgusted' after council workers laughed as he left flowers at mum's grave

Stephen Munro, 39, was at Cardonald Cemetery in Glasgow visiting his mum's grave when the incident unfolded.

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Son visiting mother's grave at 'neglected' Glasgow cemetery says dead aren't treated with respect

Stephen Munro says he was left 'disgusted' by the state of Cardonald Cemetery after travelling to visit - and accused nearby council workers of disrespecting mourners.

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Glasgow Girl pressures UK to react to death of Iranian Kurd

SCOTLAND’S first refugee councillor has urged the UK Government to stop doing “nothing” and make a formal statement on the death of Mahsa…

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Residents feel 'ignored' as flats could be built in front of Merchant City mural

Councillors are set to discuss proposals to erect a seven story block in Merchant City which will include apartments, shops and cafes, however, one group campaigned for the site to become a park.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow bin calendars 'must be brought back to help residents'

The council stopped sending out the time table a few years ago as they are now available online - but oThomas Kerr says that will not help the elderly and vulnerable.

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Aldi submits plans for new £4.6million Glasgow store creating 35 jobs

After several months of consultations with the public, Aldi have submmited plans for their new Broomhouse store to Glasgow City Council - which could see the new spot open by late 2025.

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Fears grow for Glasgow's abandoned Partick pool as redevelopment plans loom

Locals in Partick are questioning the future of the former Church Street Swimming Pool building, which has lain derelict since the 1990s, after signage for 'essential safety works' appeared.

Glasgow Live

Destroyed vintage car torched and abandoned slapped with warning notice - despite having no wheels

Images show the car, though to be a Ford Escort or Ford Sierra from the late 80s, burnt to a scorched shell with only the destroyed front seats and steering wheel left behind in the blaze.

Daily Record

Mystery as abandoned vintage car found burnt out near Scots beauty spot

The vehicle, believed to be a Ford Escort or Ford Sierra from the late 1980s or early 1990s, was reported to Glasgow City Council.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow working to help Pakistan flood victims after devastating monsoon

The city passed an emergency motion last month calling on UK support, and is in contact with officials in Lahore over what assistance Glasgow can provide.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow plan to build flats on coal mining risk site faces decision delay

Developers lodged an appeal after the council previously rejected the proposal

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Glasgow school targeted by racist trolls overwhelmed with messages of love

The shocking abuse levelled at St Albert's Primary and its young children has been reported as a hate crime to police and follows a visit by Nicola Sturgeon to celebrate Climate Action Week.

Glasgow Live

Six Glasgow eyesores most of us were glad to see razed to the ground

We're no stranger to a demolition here in Glasgow, and some of them have been more welcomed by locals than others - we've had a look at some of the structures residents were happy to see tumble.

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