April 2018

Glasgow and Scotland set for a 'bumper summer' with one million expected to experience the world-first event. One million residents, visitors, spectators, athletes and media will be part of the sporting and cultural experience of the Glasgow 2018 European Championships taking place from 2 to 12 August this summer.

An eyesore bridge has been transformed with a community mural by a well-known Glasgow graffiti artist and local young people.

The Council is seeking support from organisations, individuals, third sector and voluntary groups across the city to help deliver a range of school summer holiday programmes that will include free meals for every nursery, primary and secondary school pupil who wish to take part.

A £100million funding bid could catapult Glasgow into pole position as the UK's smartest 5G city.

The number of people in the city continues to grow.

Education services stakeholder survey published.

Glasgow City Council and Sustrans Scotland announce new identity of Woodside Mini Holland project as Connecting Woodside.

Glasgow is gearing up for a month of cycling activity as the council launches its first Glasgow and Clyde Cycle Challenge.

A schoolgirl from Bankhead Primary lifted the trophy at the Lord Provost's Poetry Prize-giving on the theme 'Looking Forward - Looking Back'. Oliwia Szymkiewicz (12) won the overall prize for her work 'When I Think'.

Young anti-plastics campaigners will lobby Glasgow's licensed trade at the launch of the city's licensing "Oscars".

School-based mentoring programme continues to expand into new regions across Scotland.