Catherine Hunter
Glasgow Times
United Kingdom
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Public consultation held for plan to remove free school transport
A public consultation has been launched by West Dunbartonshire Council on the proposal to remove free school transport for hundreds of pupils… → Read More
Glasgow restaurant donates curry to feed the homeless
A new Glasgow city centre restaurant has been praised for donating curry to feed the homeless every week. → Read More
Plans to build 'unusual' flats next to Ibrox Stadium approved
PLANS to build 160 new “unusual” flats next to Ibrox Stadium, which commemorates a former greyhound race track have been given the go-ahead. → Read More
Plan to build Glasgow flats on former Arnold Clark site approved
Plans to develop 50 “bland and blockey” style flats on a former car garage in Glasgow’s Southside have been given the green light by planning… → Read More
Soup kitchen to launch first homeless food truck in Glasgow
A Glasgow soup kitchen is set to launch a new food truck to serve hot meals to vulnerable residents. → Read More
SSPCA reveal at least 140 animals abandoned by cruel owners in Glasgow
AT least 140 animals were abandoned in Glasgow between July and December last year, according to the SSPCA. → Read More
Calls for council to take action at 'road rage' hotspot in Glasgow
SOUTHSIDE residents are calling on Glasgow City Council to implement traffic calming measures at a “road rage” hotspot which they claim suffers… → Read More
Glasgow cleansing workers retire after more than 40 years service
Two long-serving members of Glasgow’s cleansing department have been praised for their “inspirational” service after working a combined 84… → Read More
GMB union boss Chris Mitchell thanks other unions for their support
A GMB trade union boss has thanked other unions for their support during the ongoing strike action this year – while dressed as a giant rat. → Read More
Rise in children enrolled in Glasgow schools leads to £3m overspend
New housing developments and a higher number of children registered at Glasgow schools has led to an overspend of £3m in the city council’s… → Read More
Almost 150 parks and open spaces to be part of Glasgow tree strategy
There are an estimated two million trees in Glasgow which make up just 16 of the city’s 17,730 hectares. → Read More
Glasgow recycling depot hit by power cut 'falling apart', claim staff
Last week the Easter Queenslie depot was closed to all vehicles as a result of a power cut. → Read More
Homeless Project Scotland appealing eight Glasgow bus lane fines
Homeless Project Scotland believes it should be exempt from the charges. → Read More
West Dunbartonshire Council writes off £167,000 rent arrears
The amount of debt owed to the council increased from £11,973 in 2018 to £132,589 in 2021 - and this year totalled £167,878.17. → Read More
Councillors seek housing reassurance after Awaab Ishak death
COUNCILLORS in West Dunbartonshire have sought reassurances over housing tenants' safety after the death of a two-year-old boy who was exposed to… → Read More
Plans to regenerate Glasgow's Bellahouston play park DELAYED
Exciting plans to regenerate Bellahouston play park have been delayed for a third time as councillors demand more information on the funding for the… → Read More
BLOCKED drains causing concern in Glasgow's Pollokshields
Blocked drains in Glasgow are causing increasing concerns for residents as they overflow into backcourts in Pollokshields during heavy rain. → Read More
Rubbish in Glasgow streets 'could spark public health emergency'
Rubbish piling up in the streets of Nicola Sturgeon’s Glasgow constituency could spark a public health emergency if the situation is not tackled,… → Read More
Glasgow school kids to receive golf lessons
More than 40,000 school pupils across Glasgow will be able to take part in a new community programme delivering golf lessons over the next five… → Read More
More bus gates part of plan to improve Glasgow public transport
The redevelopment of five key bus routes in Glasgow have entered the next stage as part of a council bid to improve public transport. → Read More