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IN Pictures: Flats In Port Glasgow Being Knocked Down
2+ day, 15+ hour ago (59+ words) 10 September, 2026 | Local DEMOLITION of three empty tenement blocks in Port Glasgow is underway. Around 100 empty flats in Kelburn Terrace are being flattened with work expected to last into November. Housing association River Clyde Homes decided several years ago to demolish…...
Glasgow council spent £77k on smart bin sensor project before it was discontinued
3+ day, 11+ hour ago (700+ words) A Glasgow City Council bin lorry More than £77,000 was spent on Glasgow City Council’s Street SMART Bin Sensor project which was discontinued after less than a year of operation, according to statistics. A freedom of information (FOI) request shared exclusively…...
Glasgow residents secure action on HGV-ridden road but say fight continues
1+ week, 23+ hour ago (835+ words) Residents campaigning over the impact of heavy lorry traffic on a Glasgow road have secured a series of improvements but insist the root cause of the problem remains unresolved. Two flashing speed signs, a new pedestrian crossing and bus shelter,…...
'Have some respect' - Union blasts residents over rubbish-strewn Glasgow back court
1+ week, 23+ hour ago (440+ words) A trade union convenor is urging residents to “have some respect” for their city and not to “dump” their rubbish all over the back court. It comes as footage taken from the back court of a tenement property in Sauchiehall…...
Glasgow residents disturbed by heavy HGV traffic will see new road measures installed
1+ week, 1+ day ago (392+ words) Broomhouse residents and local politicians have been fighting for road improvements. Image: LDRS New road measures to help lessen the impact of thousands of HGVs in the east end have been agreed – but residents ultimately want the number of lorries…...
Hannah Rudd: What the Clyde is worth
1+ week, 4+ day ago (175+ words) Hannah Rudd is a marine scientist, a writer, and a passionate advocate for sustainable fisheries and ocean equity. With a background in fisheries policy and marine conservation, Hannah's work explores the intersection between science and community by highlighting the vital…...
Kind-hearted man goes viral for fishing 140 trolleys from local Glasgow burn
1+ week, 5+ day ago (547+ words) A kind-hearted man has dragged 140 abandoned trolleys from a burn in Glasgow's Southside in a bid to clean-up the city's waterways. Kieran McGregor has been trudging through Brock Burn over the past month as part of an 100 days effort to…...
Scotland blocks expansion of Glasgow's last landfill, citing odor, harm, and no clear need
2+ week, 1+ day ago (420+ words) Scotland has rejected an appeal to expand the last landfill serving Glasgow, a decision that marks a victory for residents who for years complained about heavy truck traffic, odor, dust, and damage to their homes. According to Glasgow Live, Patersons…...
Glasgow dance studio in 'limbo' over possible demolition
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Loader Monteith completes deep retrofit of Glasgow sandstone terrace
2+ week, 5+ day ago (443+ words) Old Red House combines corten steel, charred larch and breathable insulation to show how heritage homes can meet low-energy standards without losing character Loader Monteith has completed the extension and deep retrofit of a late 19th century red sandstone terrace in…...