The Latest Breaking News from Glasgow City Council

An image of a rodent wearing a Union Jack hat and playing a drum, with the words "God Save the King" on it is set to be removed after it was deemed to be a fake 'Banksy'.

A number of images of rats in the street artist's trademark style have been spotted in the city over the last week, to coincide with the first week of an exhibition of his work.

The director of public health made the comment in response to a councillor in a letter voicing fears over the growing impact of rodents.

The funds will help provide segregated cycle routes and improvements to public space to encourage walking, wheeling and cycling.

A four-week digital skills bootcamp is available to those aged between 16 and 24 who is unemployed or not in education

A new direction sign has been incorrectly installed in Glasgow for the second time in two months.

The vermin have been spotted in the playground sandbox in Govanhill Park, and the city council is urging people to stop feeing the birds there as it attracts the animals.

Glasgow drivers have been warned this morning as traffic lights remain out across the city, with the council urging motorists to use "caution" during their journey.

An ambitious plan to redesign Sauchiehall Street will not overlook the experience of the visually impaired, after bosses said “lessons have been learnt” from previous projects. Proposals to award a £5.6 million contract for the Sauchiehall Precinct