October 2016

A major Brexit report shows Glasgow will face great challenges when the UK leaves the EU. But it argues these can be overcome if the Scottish and UK governments take specific policy decisions to support the city region.

A new partnership between the Council and Edinburgh based social enterprise Sumdog has been announced with the aim of achieving a step change in pupils' proficiency in maths and numeracy.

Glasgow City Council's Executive Committee today (5 October) gave its approval for the latest round of housing projects in Glasgow to be supported by the council's Affordable Housing Supply Programme (AHSP) for 2016/17.

Senior school pupils today (Friday 5 October) heard how everyday discrimination can be the first step toward more serious forms of hostility.

Glasgow City Council's Executive Committee today (5 October) approved almost £3.6million of funding for four projects that have successfully bid for Regeneration Capital Grant Fund (RCGF) support.

Glasgow City Council's Executive Committee today (5 October) considered the progress made over recent years in tackling the issue of derelict and vacant land in the city, and approved the programme for Vacant and Derelict Land Fund for the next year.

Glasgow City Council's Executive Committee today (5 October) approved the award of a £36.54million contract for infrastructure work on the Sighthill Transformational Regeneration Area (TRA) project to Morgan Sindall Construction and Infrastructure Limited.

Glasgow City Council's Executive Committee today (5 October) gave its approval for the council to approve an £800,000 guarantee on a loan which will enable a 27,000 square feet manufacturing and engineering unit in the Clyde Gateway East industrial estate.

Glasgow City Council's Executive Committee today (5 October) approved the revised City Development Plan and it will now be submitted to Scottish Ministers to progress towards its adoption.

Hundreds of volunteers collected 95 bags of rubbish in a community action day in Anderston.

A major Brexit report shows Glasgow will face great challenges when the UK leaves the EU. But it argues these can be overcome if the Scottish and UK governments take specific policy decisions to support the city region.