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Glasgow is 'safe' insists Susan Aitken as she quits as council leader after 9 years
2+ day, 14+ hour ago (625+ words) Susan Aitken has claimed Glasgow is still a "safe" city as she officially steps down as council leader today (September 10). Aitken has led a minority SNP administration through a tumultuous nine years that have seen mounting criticism of the state…...
New Glasgow City Council leader elected as Susan Aitken steps down
2+ day, 16+ hour ago (231+ words) Ricky Bell, the new Glasgow City Council leader. Image from Glasgow City Council Glasgow City Council has elected SNP councillor Ricky Bell as its new leader. Cllr Susan Aitken stepped down after nine years in the role at a full…...
Future of Glasgow Queen's Park Glasshouse to be raised at Scottish Parliament
2+ day, 22+ hour ago (475+ words) The Queen's Park glasshouse was set to close this summer (Image: Save Queen's Park Glasshouse) The future of the beloved Queen's Park Glasshouse on Glasgow southside is to be debated in Parliament today (September 10) by local Scottish Green MSP Holly…...
Glasgow City Council asked to introduce family friendly parks and greenspaces
5+ day, 1+ hour ago (377+ words) Cranhill Park is among those likely to benefit from the project An appeal for Glasgow to develop more family-friendly parks and green spaces by January has been launched by the depute leader of the city council. Councillor Ricky Bell, who…...
McVitie's owners £1m donation to be shared among four Glasgow projects
5+ day, 12+ hour ago (864+ words) Hundreds of jobs were lost when the biscuit factory in Tollcross closed in 2022. A £1m donation from the owners of the former McVitie’s factory in Tollcross will fund projects aimed at tackling poverty — but there are concerns that community wishes have…...
'Neglected' Glasgow lanes revamp call to help women feel safer around city
6+ day, 15+ hour ago (344+ words) There are a network of lanes across Glasgow. Image by LDR Glasgow’s “neglected” private lanes should be revamped to help women and girls feel safer when moving around the city, a councillor has said. Bailie Paul McCabe, SNP, wants high-risk…...
Glasgow council in 'critical condition' with £110m budget gap, homelessness crisis and equal pay row
1+ week, 2+ day ago (487+ words) The Accounts Commission say growing demand for services and persistently high poverty levels are providing 'significant challenges'(Image: Ross Turpie DailyRecord / Sunday Mail / Reach PLC) Glasgow City Council's (GCC) finances have been described as 'critical' as it faces pressure over…...
Glasgow reacts as Victorian toilet railings demolished in 'outrageous' mistake
1+ week, 3+ day ago (503+ words) Glaswegians have been reacting after ornate Victorian panels from public toilets in the city centre were "smashed to pieces” in an "outrageous" mistake. The cast iron railings, which sat around the former toilet block on St Vincent Place, were damaged…...
Glasgow's latest 'avenue' takes shape as southside street by historic city bridge transformed
1+ week, 3+ day ago (361+ words) South Portland Street Avenue. Image: LDRS A street has been transformed with new CCTV and cycle paths at the end of an historic bridge as part of the ongoing avenues project. The South Portland Street avenue, on the south side…...
Free the night and save the scene Scotland call for fairer rules on zero-hours hospitality work
2+ week, 3+ day ago (450+ words) "We’re not arguing that every casual job should become a fixed contract. We’re saying that when work becomes regular, people should have the opportunity to get the security that reflects the job they’re actually doing." Free The Night and Save…...