The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow City Council

Dee Lalli was overjoyed when she discovered she'd won her appeal after she was fined for dropping a grieving family outside a Glasgow pub for a wake, in the pouring rain.

Residents who live near the junction of Kilmarnock Road and Fernleigh Road say there are 'daily' incidents and have called for action to be taken.

The money will be used to help a variety of community-led regeneration projects.

There is a bid to bring so-called 'void homes' back into use as part of measures to find houses for hundreds of refugees.

The incredible transformation of a boathouse dating back to 1905 that sits beside the River Clyde at Glasgow Green has been captured on camera. The West Boathouse is due to be reopened later this year.

Glasgow Food Train is on the brink of closure after its funding from Glasgow City Council was stopped. Bosses have warned that elderly people could be left going hungry without it.

Walter Izatt has motor neurone disease and is housebound, relying on Food Train volunteers bringing him his weekly shopping. He said the axing of council funding for Glasgow Food Train is "horrific and unfair".

In a city as huge and historic as Glasgow, our streets and buildings have many tales to tell - while some parts of the city leave us asking questions. Why are all the clocks blue? Who started the Duke of Wellington's cone hat?

Thousands of families are set to be £325 better off in their supermarket weekly shop, as the Scottish Welfare Fund (Household Support Fund) expects to send letters out in the coming days.