March 2019

Last year saw the completion of the Glasgow City Region City Deal 'In Work Progression' pilot, a two year project providing specialist support to small and medium sized enterprises in the care sector, which aimed to increase business resilience and ensure employees have the skills and training required to advance in the labour market.

Glasgow City Council today approved (7 March) £1million in additional funding for the redevelopment of the Citizens Theatre.

A consultation has been launched to seek opinions on the future entry criteria and catchment area for Notre Dame High School.

Community projects in Glasgow today received £4.85million from the Scottish Government's Regeneration Capital Grant Fund.

A new system of roads maintenance in Glasgow will focus on permanent repairs to potholes and other roads defects at the first time of asking.

Glasgow could become the first city in the UK to pilot changes to the asylum process after a multi-agency taskforce recommended a number of proposed reforms.

Glasgow City Council's Glasgow Film Office (GFO) has unveiled the latest economic impact figures from the film, broadcast and advertising productions it plays a key role in attracting to the city.

Glasgow's unique energy-from-waste plant has become fully operational.

Eight Glasgow venues are in the running to be named the nation's best licensed premises.

Care Services staff within Glasgow's Health and Social Care Partnership will, this week, take part in specific engagement sessions to help them understand and acknowledge the contribution they make to people affected by dementia.

Three Glasgow licensed premises have won recognition in this year's Best Bar None Scotland National Awards.

East End based artists Bespoke Atelier, have taken inspiration from creative pupils at a Calton primary school when designing decorative plaques set to be laid beneath each of the recently refurbished The Barras signs.