Glasgow City Council’s bid to become the UK’s first carbon-neutral city has been given further momentum after partnering with Flexitricity in new project, Quickturn.
Glasgow’s Lord Provost has been urged to resign after it emerged she has claimed £8,000 in expenses for clothes, shoes and beauty products.
Cameras at two controversial new bus gates in Scotland’s biggest city are still to be switched on three weeks after it was claimed the restricted zones had gone live, we can reveal.
Justice Secretary Humza Yousaf has backed a possible moratorium on loyalist and republican marches in Scotland’s largest city.
Almost 50,000 children in Glasgow are to receive free iPads to aid their learning in schools.
Experts have questioned the closure of a project that has helped thousands of teenagers over the past 20 years.
A tireless schoolboy has been hailed a hero for helping Keep Scotland Beautiful one piece of litter at a time.
Glasgow has pledged to become the first carbon neutral city in the UK.
The asylum process for migrants in Glasgow could be made much easier after a multi-agency taskforce recommended a number of proposed reforms.
The most appalling winter weather did not deter Elaine McNeil from doing her job, caring for some of Scotland’s most vulnerable people.
Notwithstanding the usual point-scoring and argy-bargy, once the SNP finally hammered out a deal with the Greens it was a foregone conclusion that the Scottish Government’s budget would be approved.