Glasgow Disability Alliance: Making funding go further to serve Glasgow's disabled citizens
The whole is greater than the simple sum of its parts - never is this famous quote from Aristotle been truer than when talking about Glasgow Disability Alliance (GDA).
A big roar for Rowena Nursery
Children and staff celebrate the official opening of their new nursery.
First Mary Barbour Award presented to veteran campaigner
First Mary Barbour Award presented to veteran campaigner
A housing activist has been crowned Glasgow's female campaigner of the year.
Glasgow signs up 5000th vehicle to its green fleet scheme
More than 5000 vehicles are now signed up to Glasgow's voluntary ECO Stars fleet recognition scheme which aims to reduce their impact on the environment.
Council approves grant agreements to take forward regeneration of canal in Glasgow
Glasgow City Council's Executive Committee today (25 August) approved grant agreements with partner organisations to regenerate areas and communities along both sides of the Forth and Clyde canal on the north ...
Glasgow announces one of the country's biggest public and social partnership agreement
Glasgow announces one of the country's biggest public and social partnership agreement
One of the biggest Public Social Partnership (PSP) agreements has been signed between the Council and MCR Pathways to help raise the attainment and aspirations of thousands of Glasgow's young people.
Community projects share £210,000 funding pot as decided upon by local people
A total of 119 community based groups and projects from across the city have benefitted from £210,000 as part of Glasgow's first community budgeting process.
City centre plan for Tour of Britain Grand Depart
On Sunday 4 September, the Tour of Britain Grand Depart will leave from George Square for the first time in ten years, and will be followed by the exciting Sky Ride Glasgow on the same day.
Parkhead projects highlight heritage and history of the area
Two projects in Parkhead, an exhibition and the restoration of a notable local building, celebrate the history and heritage of the area.
Council report highlights strength of labour market in Glasgow
A report to a Council committee this week underlines Glasgow's improving performance over recent years in creating jobs and reducing unemployment.
Pirate hire drivers to be targeted by mystery shopper scheme
Private hire drivers who 'pirate' for fares in Glasgow are set to be targeted by a mystery shopper scheme following a decision by the city council's Licensing and Regulatory Committee.
Date set for Garscadden/Scotstounhill by-election
The date of a by-election for the Garscadden/Scotstounhill ward has been set as Thursday, October 6 this year.
Schoolgirl's war poem impresses Lord Provost and Poet Laureate
A schoolgirl's poem about the First World War has lifted the Gaelic Prize in a prestigious competition.
Council allocates more than £5million to help Glaswegians find jobs and apprenticeships
The Council's Executive Committee today (11 August) awarded over £5million to organisations to help deliver programmes which will assist people in Glasgow who face particular challenges in finding work to ...
Business leaders to get say on flagship City Deal project
Business leaders to get say on flagship City Deal project
Businesses across the West of Scotland are being given the chance to have their say on the £144million Glasgow Airport Access Project (AAP), the centrepiece of the £1.13billion Glasgow City Region City Deal.
Celebrities pack a punch with their support for Remembering Benny Lynch campaign
Scottish celebrities are lining up alongside the Lord Provost to lend their weight to a campaign to commemorate local boxing legend Benny Lynch whom many consider the country's finest fighter.
Job Success for Environmental Task Force Trainee
Eddie Farquhar was thrilled to land a trainee post with Glasgow's Environmental Task Force after five months of unemployment.
Volunteers Sought to Help Improve Communities
Community-minded volunteers are being sought to help the Environmental Task Force keep neighbourhoods looking their best.
The next generation of BMX riders were given a first look at the site of a planned £2million BMX track today (Monday) exactly two years before the facility is first used at the Glasgow 2018 European Championships.
