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New £16million Glasgow primary school 'mixed-sex toilets' raises concerns from worried parent group

Glasgow City Council say the toilets haven't been designated male, female or mixed sex yet, but photographs obtained by a parent advocate group appear to show different.

Glasgow Live

Key workers who kept country going in pandemic 'facing poverty amid cost of living crisis'

Many frontline staff who were applauded on doorsteps across the land are now on the breadline, according to a study by the GMB.

Daily Record

Glasgow petition launched to erect memorial to 'Witches of Pollok' in Pollok Park

The petition called on the council to erect a memorial to the five women and one man from Pollokshaws and Polloktoun who were sentenced to death for witchcraft in 1677.

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Glasgow shops selling 'fake' Apple gear raided and products worth thousands seized

Among the suspected dodgy haul were earphones, phone chargers, tablet screens, phone cases and cables were seized at shops in Finnieston, the southside and east end.

Glasgow Live

Nicola Sturgeon fears ‘worst is yet to come’ in cost-of-living crisis

Trade union leader says “undervalued” public sector workers must get real terms pay rises to help them through

Insider UK

Wages in Scotland 'lower than the rest of the UK' as STUC calls for bosses to pay up

Roz Foyer has called on the Scottish Government to give public sector workers the pay increase 'they deserve'.

Daily Record

Glasgow Watt Brothers luxury hotel plans shown in new images as council considers move

A stretch of Sauchiehall Street could be given a new lease of life if plans for a new 'high-end' hotel in the heart of the city centre go through, with proposals shown in new CGI images.

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Story behind Glasgow's abandoned concrete 'skyscraper' - the mysterious Lion Chambers

Once an architectural gem of Glasgow's streets, the Lion Chambers have since fallen into a state of disrepair - and despite efforts from local organisations, the future looks bleak for the historic building.

Glasgow Live

Shame of council bid to cut abuse victim’s payout

Record View says Glasgow City Council’s attempt to mitigate the damage was a shameful bid to swerve some of the blame.

Daily Record

Dodgy Glasgow workman dumped more than 51 tonnes of old tyres across the city

Declan Clarke's illegitimate business involved collecting vanloads of tyres from garages and then ditching them in streets, car parks and waste ground across the city.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow MP slams ill-thought out road works causing 'traffic chaos' in Pollok

Local MP Chris Stephens has urged Glasgow City Council and Scottish Water to take action to reduce disruption for commuters over the next few weeks after a 'grid lock' situation.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow to feature on new Channel 4 Grand Designs spin-off show The Streets

Glasgow Live

Nursery forced to close after children ‘fed raw meat’

Inspectors uncovered ‘unprecedented’ poor standards at Glasgow nursery, council says

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‘Sea of rubbish’ near Springburn sparks rage from residents

A Glasgow resident took to social media to blast the thoughtless fly-tipping in Springburn and across Glasgow, stating "the entire city is filthy and neglected".

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Glasgow Shettleston candidates plea to reopen community centre

The community centre was closed by Glasgow Life during the pandemic and has yet to re-open, with election candidates arguing it could help deter anti-social behaviour in the area.

Insider UK

Planned Glasgow equal pay strikes suspended

Local council commits to paying up, following union member pressure

Glasgow Live

Glasgow equal pay strikes suspended after council reaches financial deal to end 'injustice'

Trade unions have hailed a 'fantastic' result after a pay deal was struck to end 'pay injustice' for Glasgow City Council workers. Susan Aitken has reiterated their commitment to reaching a settlement.

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Glasgow Labour promise 250 extra refuse workers if they win control of council

The party has ruled out coalitions and said it would form a minority administration if it becomes the largest party after the May 5 election.

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Glasgow Trinity Tower exclusion zone to be lifted with some evacuees allowed to return home

Dozens of households forced to evacuate their homes during the high winds of Storm Malik in January will be returning home this week after Trinity Tower is temporarily stabilised.

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Glasgow SNP leader Susan Aitken will step down if party loses council election

Glasgow City Council leader Susan Aitken took over the role in 2017, heading up an SNP minority administration. She said she would quit as the head of the party's delegation if she was not the leader of the council following the election.

Glasgow Live

How Glasgow's Wellington statue got its iconic traffic cone hat and has kept it on ever since

First appearing in the early 80s the Duke of Wellington statue has adorned an orange traffic cone hat for decades, but how did it get there - and more importantly how did it stay?

Glasgow Live

Innis & Gunn to open new Glasgow taproom in former Bill's restaurant

Glasgow City Council has approved plans to convert a former restaurant on West Nile Street into a brewery taproom, adding to the firm's Ashton Lane venue.

Daily Record

Anas Sarwar brands SNP Glasgow council leader 'a Nicola Sturgeon puppet' as Labour bids to win back city

Labour lost control of Scotland's largest local authority in 2017 but the party is bidding to regain power at council elections next month.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow nursery which served 'raw meat' to children forced to close

Little Einsteins Nursery in Pollokshields can no longer operate after an inspection in August 2021 raised serious concerns about food safety.

Daily Record

Glasgow nursery served 'raw meat' to kids and forced to close

Little Einsteins Nursery in Pollokshields failed to secure relevant insurance needed to continue to operate after an inspection in August 2021 raised serious concerns about food safety.

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