February 2024

Fifty-nine new species of plants and insects were recorded in Glasgow last year.

Plans to create a specialist green investment team that can help unlock a £40billion fund needed for Glasgow's Net Zero ambitions have been endorsed by a council committee.

Glasgow City Council is to provide £371,262 funding to help improve community sports facilities in Govan and Castlemilk.

Glasgow has twinned with the Ukrainian city of Mykolaiv in a show of solidarity and support.

Glasgow has set out refreshed plans to reduce levels of air pollution across the city, with feedback encouraged through public consultation.

17 food growing projects in Glasgow have received a share of £475,857 in grants from the Glasgow Food System Development Fund, which supports community-led projects delivered by third sector organisations whose work contributes to the Glasgow City Food Plan.

Glasgow has set a budget that targets poverty, invests in support for communities and freezes Council Tax for the next year.

Glasgow has been named as Europe's number one large city for attracting overseas investment.

Mindless vandals have trashed a newly refurbished children's play park on Glasgow's southside.

Glasgow's plans for a reshaped transport network that tackles carbon emissions and inequalities can now be prepared for delivery after a crucial element of the city's transport strategy was approved by the council's City Administration Committee.

Councillors have given the final green light for the £16.5million regeneration of Glasgow's Drumchapel.

Glasgow is celebrating the launch of Think Equal - a revolutionary early years educational programme, which ensures the social and emotional development and wellbeing of 3 to 6 year olds.