Glasgow City Council

Glasgow City Council has launched a public consultation for the Greater Pollok Local Development Framework (LDF) consultation draft. The council has prepared the Draft Framework to provide a better structure and clearer direction for future development taking place in the area.

Glasgow City Council has become the third local authority in Scotland to formally declare a housing emergency after it highlighted "unprecedented" pressures in relation to homelessness.

Shelter Scotland has urged councillors in Glasgow to unite behind the declaration of a housing emergency today. The housing and homelessness charity has been leading the campaign for local authorities to declare a housing emergency and commit to delivering an action plan to tackle it.

Glasgow City Council is to lease a former housing and council tax office at 30 Charles Street in the Royston area to a charity - Glasgow's No1 Baby and Family Support Service - to allow the expansion of the charity's services.

Glasgow City Council has approved the disposal of a site in Shakespeare Street, and the beginning of negotiation for the disposal of another, in Seamill Street - that will allow housing associations to create supported accommodation for vulnerable people and housing for homeless families. Both sites

A proposal to regenerate Drumchapel town centre is among several Scottish projects to have been successful in obtaining Levelling Up funding from the UK Government. Awarded a total of £15 million, the project aims to reinvigorate the local high street and create a quality environment at t

Glasgow City Council is developing new planning guidance for tall buildings in the city centre which will guide decisions on their design and location.

The Glasgow Care & Repair Service managed and delivered by Southside Housing Association has been awarded a Scottish Quality Mark Accreditation. Funded by Glasgow City Council and Glasgow City Health & Social Care Partnership, the service aims to help keep older and disabled people

A new consultation will give the opportunity to shape Glasgow’s new City Development Plan and so the future use and development of land in the city.

A £527 million Strategic Housing Investment Plan (SHIP) for Glasgow over the next five years was approved yesterday.

Work has officially started on a new housing development in the east of Glasgow. Sanctuary Scotland is bringing 128 high quality homes for social and mid-market rent to Myreside Street in Carntyne. Delivered by developer AS Homes (Scotland), the properties are being built on a 2.48-hectare brownfiel

Cruden Building has successfully completed the latest phase of the East Balornock development in the north of Glasgow, on behalf of Home Group Scotland.

Tenants will begin moving into a landmark £21 million housing development in Govan next month. Govan Housing Association is building its biggest ever development of 92 homes at Water Row with the first tenants set to be in their homes in time for Christmas.

Glasgow's stretched homelessness service could reach crisis levels after a decision by the Home Office to speed up thousands of asylum claims, it has been warned.

Residents, businesses, and organisations are being invited to have their say on proposals to shape Glasgow city centre over the next decade, including creating more jobs, providing better transport options and increasing the residential population. The City Centre Strategy pulls together a series of