Glasgow City Council

An ambitious proposal to create up to 30,000 new jobs, attract £2.5 billion of capital investment and transform nearly 600 hectares of vacant and derelict land in key locations for a new green freeport has been unveiled.

Glasgow is one of six 'front-runner cities' from around the world being profiled, by WHO, for their plans on mitigating and adapting to climate change.

Glasgow City Council and SEPA have produced a new River Clyde Tidal Flood Model, covering the area on the river between Dalbeth in Glasgow and Greenock.

Notes, slips and stapled forms are soon to be a thing of the past in Glasgow with the imminent launch of a new digital portal giving parents access to their child’s school.

Plans to effectively exclude the most polluting vehicles from driving into the city centre have been given the green light after Glasgow's Low Emission Zone (LEZ) was approved by Scottish Ministers.

An event on South Portland Street this on 26 May will offer local people, businesses and organisations the chance to find out more about the forthcoming Avenues Plus project, which will connect Glasgow city centre and communities on its fringes.

It’s first time since 2007 that the vision for how to get about Glasgow has been renewed with the strategy setting out almost 150 policies that also seek to support the city’s economic success and create thriving, liveable neighbourhoods.