May 2016

A new exhibition at The Lighthouse in Glasgow will showcase stunning designs, created collaboratively by Scottish and international agencies, for a potential renewable energy project to be located at Dundashill in Port Dundas, on the banks of the Forth & Clyde canal in the city.

Lovers of street food in Glasgow will be able to enjoy fantastic dishes from around the world in the city centre for a little while longer with the news that Good Food Glasgow will continue at the Broomielaw.

Glasgow is aiming to become a friendly city as part of a new strategy to support people with dementia to live well with the condition in the community.

Education Scotland in partnership with the council have published a very positive validated self-evaluation (VSE) report for Glasgow's psychological services.

Rapid response teams are to be deployed across Glasgow as part of a newly launched Task Force designed to tackle environmental problems in the city like dumping rubbish, dog fouling and dropping litter.

Glaswegians are being asked to contribute to the development of designs for a city memorial to victims of the Highland and Irish Famines.

Bailie Liz Cameron opens her first school as Executive member for Children, Young People & Lifelong Learning.

Glasgow is helping to cut its energy bills and save money by using solar technology on some of its schools.

Finalists announced for Scottish Education Awards 2016

Lord Provost Sadie Docherty and Dame Esther Rantzen joined older people and volunteers on Friday, 20 May to celebrate Silver Week 2016.

With the EU referendum fast approaching Glasgow City Council is urging residents to look out for the Electoral Commission's information booklet being delivered in the coming weeks.

Glasgow City Council and Primary Engineer Programmes held an exciting celebration of Glasgow schools' Primary Engineer projects at the City Chambers