An appeal has been launched after a bid to turn a Barrhead cafe into a Chinese takeaway was turned down by council planners.
Sauchiehall Street is set to get a £5.6 million makeover with 40 new trees, lighting and the rebuilding of roads and footpaths among other improvements.
Damage to Glasgow parks following major gigs and festivals is taking years to be fixed, community representatives have said, as the council “promises the Earth and delivers nothing”.
An Airbnb host has been refused permission to continue using a Yorkhill flat as short stay accommodation despite an appeal to the Scottish Government.
Talks are set to begin over the sale of two Glasgow council sites, including a former Maryhill schoolhouse, to developers with plans for “much-needed” housing.
A bid to demolish the St Enoch Centre to make way for a major new development has been recommended for approval, as council planners believe it presents a “significant opportunity”.
A developer’s appeal over a council decision to reject plans to refurbish at-risk Caldwell House by using funds raised from building a retirement village in its greenbelt grounds have been dealt another blow after developers lost their appeal.
A notorious Glasgow hotel which housed homeless men in conditions described as “like a Soviet gulag” could be partially demolished under a new plan.
Pubs in Glasgow could be able to stay open later when the Cycling World Championships arrives in the city in August.
Action will be taken to address staffing issues in city libraries after there were 66 full or part day closures last year.
