The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow City Council

Scotland museum signs deal to return seven ancient artefacts to India

The arrangement was formalised on August 19 at a transfer of ownership ceremony at the Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum in the presence of Acting Indian High Commissioner to the U. K. Sujit Ghosh.

The Hindu · Aug 20, 2022

Celtic's Glasgow league title win celebrations cost over £8k to clear up

The Hoops won 6-0 over Motherwell that day in their Scottish Premiership campaign. It came after the Parkhead side missed out on a 10-in-a-row win to Rangers in 2021.

Glasgow Live · Aug 18, 2022

Govan locals could be fined and have cars moved if they don't follow these rules

Glasgow City Council released a warning video and statement on Wednesday via their official Facebook page. The roads that fall under the affected area have not been disclosed at this stage.

Glasgow Live · Aug 18, 2022

Glasgow taxi drivers can now install permanent screens to help prevent 'violent attacks'

The Licensing and Regulatory Committee at Glasgow City Council (GCC) voted in favour of the move on Sunday. Safety screens were permitted before but as a temporary measure to help prevent the spread of deadly Covid-19.

Glasgow Live · Aug 15, 2022

Queen's Park Glasshouse reopening 'in coming weeks' after five-year closure

On Friday Glasgow City Council told Glasgow Live that while 'some remedial work' is still required the glasshouse will reopen within weeks. A petition was launched among fuming locals who feared it would be demolished.

Glasgow Live · Aug 13, 2022

Controversial music venue near Rutherglen to scrap main stage after noise complaints

Hundreds of locals objected to Junction 1 during recent gigs.

Daily Record · Aug 11, 2022

Glasgow venue told to remove main stage after barrage of complaints

A GLASGOW music venue has been banned by council chiefs from using its main stage.

The National (Scotland) · Aug 10, 2022

'Rare survivor' Glasgow warehouse could be demolished and turned into hotel

The building on Oswald Street dates back to the 1840s. Proposals have been made to demolish the warehouse and transform it into a hotel, prompting MSP Paul Sweeney to call for its protection.

Glasgow Live · Aug 10, 2022

Clyde chairman focused on move 'back home' in rallying message to fans

Bully Wee supremo Gordon Thomson has issued a statement to supporters as they try to find a new stadium

Daily Record · Aug 10, 2022

New Glasgow East End golf course set to open to public next summer

A new East End community-based golf facility will open next summer in a bid to make the sport more accessible while creating hundreds of jobs for residents. Golf It! will be located on the south bank of Hogganfield Loch, in the North East of the cit

Glasgow Live · Aug 10, 2022