The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow City Council

Faculty heads are set to replace specialist principal teachers while several violent incidents have been recorded since pupils returned after the Easter break.

Several violent incidents have been recorded since pupils returned after the Easter break last month.

Planned public hearings have been delayed by the covid pandemic and council officials don't believe the process to introduce parking zones around the stadiums can be completed within 'statutory timescales'.

The former SNP councillor for the city's North East ward had the third-most first choice votes, but lost out to Labour in later rounds, something she claimed showed residents 'didn't understand' the Single Transferable Voting system.

Rangers bosses are in talks with Glasgow City Council over any potential celebrations that could be held if the team wins the Europa League with a victory parade on the cards.

TEACHERS at two local authorities could take strike action over rising incidents of violent behaviour and controversial plans to replace principal…

The NASUWT teachers union has warned Glasgow City Council they will have "no option" but to consider taking such action at Bannerman High unless steps are taken to resolve the worrying issues.

A number of well known councillors lost their positions including Conservative David Meikle and the SNP's Mhairi Hunter

TEN projects that aim to transform derelict and vacant sites are to share more than £5 million.

Initial feedback received last year has lead to the developers revising the plans, which now include more public space, and a second consultation process runs until the end of May.

Evening meals for homeless people being accommodated in hotels in Glasgow have been stopped.