The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow City Council

Once an architectural gem of Glasgow's streets, the Lion Chambers have since fallen into a state of disrepair - and despite efforts from local organisations, the future looks bleak for the historic building.

Record View says Glasgow City Council’s attempt to mitigate the damage was a shameful bid to swerve some of the blame.

A Glasgow resident took to social media to blast the thoughtless fly-tipping in Springburn and across Glasgow, stating "the entire city is filthy and neglected".

The community centre was closed by Glasgow Life during the pandemic and has yet to re-open, with election candidates arguing it could help deter anti-social behaviour in the area.

Local council commits to paying up, following union member pressure

Trade unions have hailed a 'fantastic' result after a pay deal was struck to end 'pay injustice' for Glasgow City Council workers. Susan Aitken has reiterated their commitment to reaching a settlement.

The party has ruled out coalitions and said it would form a minority administration if it becomes the largest party after the May 5 election.

Dozens of households forced to evacuate their homes during the high winds of Storm Malik in January will be returning home this week after Trinity Tower is temporarily stabilised.

Glasgow City Council leader Susan Aitken took over the role in 2017, heading up an SNP minority administration. She said she would quit as the head of the party's delegation if she was not the leader of the council following the election.