The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow City Council

It comes as boss David Harper, who lives in a £2million mansion, took holidays as his company ran into trouble.

EMPTY homes in Glasgow are to be brought into use to provide Ukrainian refugees with more places to stay as part of a plan to urgently boost…

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.

Claire Willers was headed to Springfield Quay with her husband Jon and their two children - while schools were closed on Tuesday - when their car went over a pothole.

Glasgow City Council has closed primary schools across the city, including Additional Support Learning (ASL) primary schools, as teachers stand on the picket line demanding better pay.

Cody has forked out the cash to fix a cracked wheel and buy two new tyres after they were burst by potholes on the city's dodgy roads now he hopes the council will reimburse him

SCOTS are risking going cold this winter due to the stigma around warm banks, a reverend has warned.