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Glasgow fears over loan sharks as thousands struggle with cost of living

A council meeting hears 95,000 households in the Glasgow region will turn to credit in upcoming months and social enterprise lender is an option.

Glasgow Live · Sep 12, 2022

UK Government urged to increase support as 5000 more children face poverty

GLASGOW will demand the UK Government steps up its support for citizens struggling with the cost of living as it was revealed 5000 more children are…

The National (Scotland) · Sep 9, 2022

'Garbage': Tory government claims SNP councils 'endorse Levelling Up plans'

THE UK Government has been accused of spouting “shamelessly misleading garbage” about the Levelling Up Fund (LUF) after Alister Jack claimed the…

The National (Scotland) · Aug 22, 2022

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Glasgow council workers pay offer branded inadequate by council leader

Susan Aitken said she was 'disappointed' by the latest attempt in negotiations top stave off strike action, saying they couldn't expect ti to be accepted.

Glasgow Live · Aug 15, 2022

Glasgow council leader urges Boris Johnson to 'act now' on cost of living crisis

Susan Aitken has said 'similar interventions' to those provided during covid are required, and said one measure should be a 'much more generous public sector pay policy'.

Glasgow Live · Aug 11, 2022

Glasgow city centre to see cut back on cars through 'People First Zone'

Plans have been drawn up to create a 'People First Zone' in the city centre to make it a healthier place to live and 'somewhere people want to spend their time in, rather than just pass through'.

Glasgow Live · Aug 8, 2022

Glasgow council say Batgirl cancellation won't affect future films

The city council confirmed they have yet to be pay Warner Bros an agreed £150,000 incentive and said "discussions were ongoing" after the studio's shock announcement.

Glasgow Live · Aug 3, 2022

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Fury as Glasgow statues targeted with 'racist' propaganda

A SERIES of statues across Glasgow have been targeted with "racist" propaganda, sparking widespread anger.

The National (Scotland) · Aug 1, 2022

‘If there is anywhere that can put on a party’: UK cities bid to host Eurovision

Sheffield, Glasgow and others tell why they should play host after decision not to hold event in Ukraine

The Guardian - UK · Jul 29, 2022

Glasgow £23 million improvement fund criticised as Labour claims 'essential' work 'sneaked' in

The £23 million was set aside in the council's budget for neighbourhood improvements but Labour councillors claim some proposals are for repairs which the council has a 'statutory obligation to make'.

Glasgow Live · Jun 30, 2022

Glasgow and Edinburgh Pride events see Scotland's biggest cities decked in colour

Both cities had marches today, for the first time since the Covid pandemic struck, amid Pride Month and are a celebration of LGBTQ+ culture in Scotland.

Daily Record · Jun 25, 2022

Glasgow in talks to host Eurovision next year, council leader reveals

GLASGOW is to launch a bid to host the Eurovision song contest next year if Ukraine is unable due to the ongoing Russian invasion.

The National (Scotland) · Jun 23, 2022

Glasgow council launches £50 million bid to build garden covering M8

There are also bids to regenerate Easterhouse, Maryhill and Drumchapel.

Glasgow Live · Jun 23, 2022

Glasgow Eurovision bid backed by council if Ukraine ruled out

It looks likely the Ukraine may not be able to host the contest after the the European Broadcasting Union has announced talks with the BBC about holding the Eurovision in second place UK.

Glasgow Live · Jun 23, 2022

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Glasgow Live · Jun 22, 2022

Glasgow £105 gift card for 85,0000 families to include energy top ups

The covid low income gift card aims to help families struggling during the cost of living crisis and give businesses a boost,

Daily Record · Jun 20, 2022

Councils plan 5% pay rise for staff but only if Scottish Government stumps up more cash

COSLA say increasing the offer from 2 per cent depends on SNP/Green Ministers providing extra resources

Glasgow Live · Jun 17, 2022

Glasgow gift card ban on tobacco not possible, officials admit

More than 84,000 households will be sent the £105 gift card later this year - and officials admitted it would be possible for the money to be spent on cigarettes and alcohol.

Glasgow Live · Jun 16, 2022

'Underwhelmed' Glasgow councillors postpone Southside park makeover plans

The Langside Area Partnership have postponed making decisions on park refurbishment until a later meeting

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Glasgow Live · Jun 15, 2022

Glasgow Council leader Susan Aitken stops £1 million spend until community consulted

Councillor Aitken pointed out a decision on what money is spent on is supposed to be a community-led process

Glasgow Live · May 19, 2022

How much Glasgow councillors will get paid for their work this year

The politicians who were elected on May 5 will get an allowance depending on their responsibilities, with the council leader Susan Aitken taking home just under £60,000.

The National (Scotland) · May 19, 2022

SNP's Susan Aitken returned as Glasgow City Council leader

A new SNP minority administration has been formed in Glasgow, with Susan Aitken returned as council leader.

Glasgow Live · May 19, 2022

Glasgow council gets new SNP administration as Susan Aitken returned as leader

Susan Aitken has been re-elected as the leader of Glasgow City Council and her SNP colleague Jacqueline McLaren is the new Lord Provost. Greens councillor Christy Mearns is the deputy Lord Provost.

Glasgow Live · May 9, 2022

Glasgow Greens storm into number one spot in city's West End

The party was the dominant force in terms of first preference votes, on a night which saw them pick up ten council seats and become the most likely partner in a coalition deal.

The National (Scotland) · May 8, 2022

Sweat and cheers: What it was like reporting from the Glasgow election count

YOU don’t expect local elections to be dramatic, but this year was a whirlwind that saw a number of historic firsts in Glasgow.

The National (Scotland) · May 7, 2022

Nicola Sturgeon ‘open’ to replicating Holyrood Greens deal at council level

NICOLA Sturgeon has said she is “open” to replicating the powersharing agreement at Holyrood in council chambers, but will leave decisions up…

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