The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow City Council

Celtic's Glasgow title celebrations clear-up costs hit £17k amid ongoing repairs

The cost to clean up the mess left behind after Celtic's Scottish Premiership title party is £7,000 higher than initially thought. The new bill relating to the Parkhead side's title celebrations stands at around £17,000

Glasgow Live · Sep 7, 2022

Celtic title party clean up costs higher than initially thought as building repairs mount

Thousands of Hoops fans descended on Glasgow City Centre on May 14 this year as the league was wrapped up following a 6-0 win over Motherwell.

Daily Record · Sep 6, 2022

Glasgow south side pub boarded up amid plans to convert site into new flats

As we reported in May, the site of the Merrylee Road pub could soon be developed into 21 new flats and a convenience store, with Glasgow City Council still considering the application.

Glasgow Live · Sep 5, 2022

Glasgow becomes third council in Scotland to introduce paid miscarriage leave

GLASGOW City Council has become the third local authority to begin offering paid leave to employees who miscarry.

The National (Scotland) · Sep 1, 2022

SNP council to give out £1 million in fuel support to residents this winter

SCOTLAND’S largest city will roll out £1 million of fuel support over winter to residents hardest hit by rising prices.

The National (Scotland) · Sep 1, 2022

‘Game changing’ device allows Glasgow bike bus to control traffic so school kids can pass safely

The Sm@rt Technologies Ltd device was developed for Glasgow City Council as a unique solution to getting a group of school children through a busy junction while riding their bikes

Glasgow Live · Aug 31, 2022

Glasgow bin strikes to continue as pay deal rejected - what to do with rubbish

Bin strikes are set to continue in Glasgow and around Scotland after a pay deal thought to be in the region of £1,925 was rejected. Glasgow City Council has offered advice to locals.

Glasgow Live · Aug 29, 2022

Glasgow bin strikes could be 'risk to human health' as crisis deepens

Public Health Scotland has told local authorities that some areas where bins have overflowed may have to be decontaminated, and warned that piles of rubbish could also present a fire hazard.

Glasgow Live · Aug 28, 2022

Mythical serpent to form centrepiece of new Glasgow Stockingfield Bridge art work

The work of the project’s art curator Nichol Wheatley, the Beithir, a large snakelike creature in Gaelic folklore, is one of 11 art projects planned for the area around the Bridge.

Glasgow Live · Aug 27, 2022

Six Glasgow streets get potholes resurfaced after councillor calls for action

The politician is delighted with the condition of the East End roads following the work, which residents have been calling for since 2019.

Glasgow Live · Aug 26, 2022