Glasgow City Council

Glasgow has launched a targeted tourism campaign in Boston, inviting Americans to “come and see the original” traffic cone. Featuring the city’s iconic Duke of Wellington statue, the campaign builds on the friendship forged between Scotland supporters and local communities during the World Cup.

Glasgow City Council has unveiled City Development Plan 2, a long-term blueprint guiding regeneration, housing and economic growth across the city. The plan includes land for more than 30,000 homes, new Economic Development Areas, city centre renewal and major investment opportunities linked to innovation, transport and the River Clyde.

Springburn Winter Gardens has secured £1.129 million in funding to support its transformation into a “living ruin” for community use. The project will stabilise and partially restore the historic structure, creating space for heritage learning, urban growing and public access, supporting wider regeneration in north Glasgow.

New funding of almost £3million from the National Heritage Lottery Fund (NHLF) and Historic Environment Scotland (HES) will allow the next steps in the regeneration of Govan through a programme of heritage projects in the area over the next five years after a Glasgow City Council committee today accepted the…

More than £100 million of construction activity planned for 2026 will accelerate the transformation of Dalmarnock and Shawfield in Glasgow’s east end, delivering new homes, commercial space, innovation facilities and enhanced public realm through a programme led by Clyde Gateway and private sector partners.