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The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow City Council

Investor rescue deal being considered for Morton's Bakery

Local MSP claims to have spoken with several potential buyers for the collapsed Glasgow roll-maker

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Mortons Rolls could be saved by 'angel investors' claims MSP

The Glasgow company, known for its "We Built This City on Mortons Rolls" slogan, entered administration last week.

Daily Record

Glasgow pubs to stay open longer on King Charles coronation bank holiday weekend

Pubs across Glasgow are set to extend their licencing hours to celebrate King Charles III's coronation. The Royal event will take place at the start of May of this year.

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Dog abandoned on Glasgow street was tied up, muzzled and left overnight in freezing cold

The distressed dog is now in the care of the Scottish SPCA after being discovered in Milton yesterday, prompting an appeal to pet owners to ask charities for help if they are struggling to cope.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow dead end street dumping ground for mountain of rubbish by 'man with a van'

Stuart Allison and his employee Steven Hutton, who told police he 'had dumped waste in nearly every street with a dead end in Glasgow', have been ordered to pay compensation for the clear-up of their fly-tipping.

Glasgow Live

'Man with a van' and employee exposed as serial fly-tippers after waste dumped in Scots street

Stuart Allison was ordered to pay compensation for the clean-up while Steven Hutton told police he 'had dumped waste in nearly every street with a dead end in Glasgow'.

Daily Record

Glasgow neighbours in 'madness' fly tipping dispute with council

Govanhill residents are in an ongoing dispute with Glasgow City Council over fly tipping and overflowing bins that has been described as “madness” by one resident.

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Glasgow binmen jump to avoid rats leaping from bins during collections in city

Chris Mitchell, who has been involved in the sector for 20 years, says the rodents are "taking over the city".

Daily Record

Friends of Botanic Gardens angry after 'no consultation' over Kibble Palace entry charge plans

The introduction of the charge was one of the measures announced as part of the Glasgow City Council budget. Friends of Glasgow Botanic Gardens hit out at the plans saying there has been "absolutely no consultation" with them.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow school strikes - everything you need to know as industrial action continues

Glasgow schools are set to close their doors across two days - including today (February 28) - amid ongoing pay disputes with targeted action also set to take place.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow Tramway and Mitchell Library hours to be cut as part of £7 million savings

The reduction in hours is part of a raft of measures agreed in the council's budget to save money as the city faced a £49m funding shortfall.

Glasgow Live

Lidl opens doors in Anniesland as store boasts opening weekend middle aisle deals

The store has officially opened on Crow Road at Anniesland Cross, with customers being encouraged to get down this weekend with the budget retailer boasting a range of middle aisle deals.

Glasgow Live

UK Government refuses to give Scottish councils scores for unsuccessful Levelling Up bids

EXCLUSIVE: Officials at Glasgow City Council were stunned after none of their applications for Levelling Up funding were approved.

Daily Record

Plans to introduce Glasgow Kibble Palace entry charge spark outrage and fear it will 'punish low income families'

Plans to introduce a charge for the public to enter Kibble Palace in the Botanic Gardens have been met with shock and anger from the public who fear it will punish low income families.

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Daily Record

Check if you qualify for new £400 one-off energy payment as online application portal opens nationwide

Some 900,000 households can now apply for the lump sum online or over the phone.

Glasgow Live

Over 900 vehicles abandoned in Glasgow in 2022 as new figures unveiled

Recently released figures confirmed that 923 vehicles were reported to Glasgow City Council in 2022 - an increase of 114 vehicles in a five-year period.

Glasgow Live

Over 150 Glasgow nursery, primary and secondary school buildings contain asbestos

Over 150 schools across the city have been found to contain potentially deadly asbestos, including nurseries. The local authority has said the risk to staff and pupils is 'very low'.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow City Council tax rise - how much more will you be paying

It has been announced that people living in Glasgow will be expected to pay more in council tax with a five per cent rise having just been announced. Here is what you need to know.

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‘Significant reduction in staff needed’ to meet Glasgow council's £60m spending gap

A SCHEME offering voluntary redundancy to Glasgow City Council staff looks set to be extended for three years as the city seeks to close a £60…

Glasgow Live

Funding set aside for Glasgow businesses to help transition to net zero

The support will enable businesses ot get help with upgrading heating and insulation, and switching to renewable energy.

Glasgow Live

Over 530 Glasgow bus lane fines issued to ambulance, fire and police in city centre

A Freedom of Information request was submitted to Glasgow City Council and it revealed Police Scotland received 475 fines, the fire service were handed 13 and the Scottish Ambulance Service were given 46.

Daily Record

Parking charges to hit £6 an hour in Glasgow if new plans get go ahead

SNP-run Glasgow City Council is considering bin collections just once a month in a bid to save £68million.

Glasgow Live

Glasgow city council to help locals find work as cost of living crisis continues

The council wants to help all residents have an opportunity to find work.

Daily Record

Scottish Government to financially punish councils that fail to maintain teacher numbers

The Record first revealed how Glasgow City Council was considering reducing teaching posts by 800 in a bid to fill a massive financial black hole.

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15 projects share £10 million funding to transform derelict land

The Govan Graving Docks are among the sites being regenerated using Scottish Government money

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