September 2019

A Place Commission for Glasgow - an independent look at how Glasgow can design its places to put people first, make the city a better place for all to live in, and prepare for future changes as best it can has been launched.

A meeting of the city's Public Processions Committee has ordered the prohibition of six marches that had been due to take place this weekend.

FOUR public processions due to take place in Glasgow on Saturday are expected to go ahead.

On Friday night, a protest against a public procession taking place in Govan was at the centre of significant disorder.

Glasgow foster carers who have dedicated more than 800 years in total to looking after children have been honoured.

Sauchiehall Avenue, on Sauchiehall Street between Charing Cross and Rose Street, the first of the 'Avenues' to be delivered across Glasgow city centre in a £115million programme - the biggest of its kind in the UK - funded by the Glasgow City Region City Deal, is now complete.

"It is a tremendous honour for our city and recognition of the strides on sustainability we have made that Glasgow will host an event of such global significance.

Seven care experienced young people have landed jobs as Home Carers thanks to a scheme run by Glasgow's Health & Social Care Partnership (GCHSCP) and Action for Children.

Schools across Glasgow have been invited to take part in a new art competition ahead of the city's annual Hate Crime Awareness Week (HCAW) next month.