November 2018

Glasgow is to be the first city in Scotland to become a HIV Fast Track city.

Online registration for Glasgow's parents and carers to enrol their children for the start of the new school term in August 2019 will go live next week on the City Council's website.

Council to work with partners to bring thousands of new affordable homes to Glasgow

Glasgow's Lord Provost will accept the Mod Flag, signalling the return of the Royal National Mod to the city, at a special handover outside the City Chambers on 27th November at 10am.

The Children's Holiday Food Programme, funded by Glasgow City Council and delivered by charities, third sector organisations and community groups, fed more than 14,500 children during the, seven-week, school summer holidays.

Plans to introduce two new bus gates within Glasgow city centre have opened for consultation.

A new partnership that aims to transform bus services in Glasgow has met for the first time.

The Riverside 100 electric bus service is set to continue without interruption after the council secured three months of funding from energy firm SP Energy Networks.

A £350,000 plan to ensure the People's Palace remains open has been approved by the council's City Administration Committee.

A two minute silence will be observed at 11 am at the cenotaph in George Square, Glasgow, on Sunday 11 November to mark Remembrance Sunday. This year's Remembrance Sunday coincides with Armistice Day which will mark the centenary of the end of the First World War.

Councillor Susan Aitken, Leader of Glasgow City Council, was today (7 November) joined by pupils from Garnetbank Primary to help plant the first trees on Sauchiehall Avenue.

To mark this year's Unicef World Children's Day and their OutRight campaign which focuses on tackling air pollution - pupils from St Mungo's Primary School set about creating unique and vibrant artwork to showcase how air quality could be improved around their school.