Glasgow East End school refuses all placing requests and needs new classrooms to cope with demand Plans have been submitted to erect new buildings as all placing requests to the school were refused Glasgow Live · May 16, 2022
Glasgow cleansing workers praised for tackling litter left behind after Celtic celebrations Glasgow City Council has paid tribute to their cleansing teams who worked throughout the night to clear up the mess left behind after celebrations by Celtic supporters. Glasgow Live · May 15, 2022
New TV show The Elect filming in Glasgow - roads affected by Channel 4 production Production crews will descend on the city to shoot scenes for the four-part TV show later this month, just as filming wraps on upcoming Sky Original 1970s revenge thriller Borderland. Glasgow Live · May 13, 2022
Teachers in Dundee and Glasgow vow to strike over principal teacher plans and 'violent' pupil behaviour Faculty heads are set to replace specialist principal teachers while several violent incidents have been recorded since pupils returned after the Easter break. Daily Record · May 12, 2022
Teachers in two Scots cities vow to strike over 'violent' pupil behaviour Several violent incidents have been recorded since pupils returned after the Easter break last month. Daily Record · May 11, 2022
Glasgow council drops parking restrictions plan for Celtic Park and Ibrox Planned public hearings have been delayed by the covid pandemic and council officials don't believe the process to introduce parking zones around the stadiums can be completed within 'statutory timescales'. Glasgow Live · May 11, 2022
Glasgow ex-councillor hits out at voting system after losing her seat The former SNP councillor for the city's North East ward had the third-most first choice votes, but lost out to Labour in later rounds, something she claimed showed residents 'didn't understand' the Single Transferable Voting system. Glasgow Live · May 11, 2022
Rangers could hold open-top bus parade through Glasgow if they win Europa League Rangers bosses are in talks with Glasgow City Council over any potential celebrations that could be held if the team wins the Europa League with a victory parade on the cards. Glasgow Live · May 11, 2022
Teachers may strike over rise in pupil violence and plans to replace principals TEACHERS at two local authorities could take strike action over rising incidents of violent behaviour and controversial plans to replace principal… The National (Scotland) · May 11, 2022
Teachers at Glasgow school threaten strike over 'failure to address violent pupil behaviour' The NASUWT teachers union has warned Glasgow City Council they will have "no option" but to consider taking such action at Bannerman High unless steps are taken to resolve the worrying issues. Glasgow Live · May 11, 2022
The Glasgow councillors voters no longer wanted in the city as parties lose seats A number of well known councillors lost their positions including Conservative David Meikle and the SNP's Mhairi Hunter Glasgow Live · May 10, 2022
Millions awarded to help transform 10 derelict sites in Scotland TEN projects that aim to transform derelict and vacant sites are to share more than £5 million. The National (Scotland) · May 10, 2022
Glasgow consultation on £68m Shawlands Arcade revamp starts today Initial feedback received last year has lead to the developers revising the plans, which now include more public space, and a second consultation process runs until the end of May. Glasgow Live · May 10, 2022
Evening meals for homeless in hotels stopped by Glasgow City Council Evening meals for homeless people being accommodated in hotels in Glasgow have been stopped. The National (Scotland) · May 9, 2022
The National (Scotland) · May 8, 2022 Children seeking asylum in Scotland miss months of school amid Home Office delays ASYLUM seeking children in Scotland have spent months living in overcrowded B&B rooms with their families and struggled to access schooling, due…
The National (Scotland) · May 8, 2022 How COP26’s host city holds the key to global action on climate change IN many ways Glasgow has mirrored the cities of the world, from a rural, agriculture-based economy, to an industrialised, capitalist centre full of…
The National (Scotland) · May 7, 2022 Nicola Sturgeon ‘open’ to replicating Holyrood Greens deal at council level NICOLA Sturgeon has said she is “open” to replicating the powersharing agreement at Holyrood in council chambers, but will leave decisions up…
Glasgow Live · May 7, 2022 Glasgow police preparing plan for Rangers Europa Final amid calls for fan zone Police are currently working on a plan to allow Rangers supporters to watch the Europa League final in Glasgow 'safely' and without disruption to the wider community.
Daily Record · May 7, 2022 Rangers Europa League final 'policing plan' announced by cops amid calls for Glasgow fan zone Rangers are heading to Seville after they beat RB Leipzig 3-1 in a thrilling semi-final at Ibrox on Thursday night.
The Independent UK · May 6, 2022 Tory bounce thanks to Ruth Davidson is over, declares jubilant Sarwar Scottish Labour has seen gains, mostly at the expense of Tories, in the Scottish local elections.
The National (Scotland) · May 6, 2022 Nicola Sturgeon gives her reaction to SNP result in key council battle FIRST Minister Nicola Sturgeon addressed her party's performance in Glasgow...
The Independent UK · May 6, 2022 Early results in Scotland ‘really disappointing’ for Tories, admits MSP Miles Briggs was speaking to the PA news agency from the election count in Edinburgh.
Glasgow Live · May 5, 2022 Glasgow Clydeside Expressway traffic at standstill after 'multi-vehicle' accident Glasgow City Council's traffic management department TRAFFCOM issued an alert confirming news of the accident. Emergency services are in attendance.
Glasgow Live · May 5, 2022 Glasgow city centre accident sparks warning to drivers to find alternative route UPDATE: Renfield Street and Bath Street are fully open now.
Glasgow Live · May 4, 2022 Glasgow Election 2022: Scottish Pantry Network want to continue partnership with council The cost of living crisis will mean working with groups to help get families access to fresh food will be essential for the next council.