The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow City Council

Glaswegians will be able to visit the newly opened state-of-the-art television studio at Kelvin Hall to see shows being filmed live. Frankie Boyle’s New World Order is among the shows that have already been filmed in front of a studio audience.

Lynne Sheerin was one of hundreds, if not thousands, of girls who endured mental, physical, and sexual abuse at Fornethy House in Kilry, Angus.

The multi-million pound funding will give residents separate collections of fibre, including paper and cardboard, and containers including metals, plastics, cartons and film.

If eligible, you could benefit from a Council Tax discount, exemption or reduction. But who is eligible and how can you apply? Here is what you need to know.

The council admitted there had been rise in the problem since the festive season, while under-pressure staff urged members of the public to report those doing the dumping.

The pictures of the proposed new look have been released after the owners of Buchanan Galleries, Landsec, announced their plans to demolish the shopping centre.

Officials in the SNP-led Glasgow City Council have drawn up plans to close the doors to hungry children during school holidays – despite rising demand.

Jo Hallamby was suprised when she spotted a council worker quickly fill in two potholes on Hyndland Street in Partick with cold asphalt and she believes the temporary fixes are a waste of money.

Children in Glasgow may be able to claim free meals when they are in school with 16 to 18-year-olds also able to claim. Here is everything you need to know about who is eligible.