Glasgow City Council

Glasgow Building Preservation Trust (GBPT) is seeking to acquire three former janitor's houses from Glasgow City Council as part of a project to restore and return these historic but derelict buildings back into family homes. The Category B-listed properties are located on the sites of the former St

Glasgow City Council is seeking to tackle the spread of misinformation that has forced housing associations across the city to temporarily close their offices.

Glasgow City Council is at a critical point as it tries to tackle financial pressures, rising homelessness, growing demand for services, persistent high poverty levels and unresolved equal pay claims, Scotland's local authority watchdog has warned.

Plans for a historic partnership that will unlock around 1,000 new homes at the long derelict Cowlairs site in north Glasgow have been backed by the council's City Administration Committee.

A call for views on the blueprint for Glasgow’s development and regeneration in the next 10 years begins today.

Glasgow City Council has launched a competition to redesign prominent sites at Albert Cross in the city's Pollokshields that were destroyed by two major fires.

Plans have been submitted to knock down a building in Glasgow’s East End to make way for a new block of flats.  SoMa Studio is hoping to gain permission from Glasgow City Council to build a four-storey building at 83 Sword Street, which is situated near Bellgrove train station, Glasgow Ti

More than 50 Livingwell tenants enjoyed live music performances designed to bring people together, reduce isolation and boost wellbeing. In partnership with Live Music Now Scotland, 13 concerts were held at Livingwell sites across Glasgow and at West Craigs near Edinburgh.

SLR Consulting has been appointed to serve a major role in the public realm and landscape design of a £160 million project for Glasgow’s Chinatown district. Keltbray Chinatown Developments Ltd submitted a planning application to Glasgow City Council to redevelop the 4.4-acre New City Roa

CCG (Scotland) has commenced Phase 2 of the Athletes’ Village development in Glasgow’s East End, breaking ground on the construction of 58 new affordable homes for mid-market rent, specifically for households on low to middle incomes. Funded by socially conscious investor Thriving Invest

Maryhill Housing Association has unveiled plans to deliver 108 homes at a long‑vacant site in the North Maryhill area. The housing association has submitted a planning application to Glasgow City Council for the new housing scheme on the Collina Street site. 

Under a new plan, nearly 140 new homes could be constructed on land near the Silverburn shopping centre in Glasgow.  A site located in Boydstone Road beside the M77 has been eyed by Persimmon Homes West Scotland for development, The Herald reports.  

Glasgow City Council has approved a new development plan that earmarks land for more than 30,000 homes and sets out proposals to support the regeneration of the city centre over the next decade.

Detailed planning consent from Glasgow City Council has been given to CXG Glasgow Ltd for phase one of the £250 million Charing Cross Gateway development, indicating progress for work on a major gateway site in Glasgow city centre.

A Glasgow City Council committee has approved the disposal of buildings in Woodside and Springburn that will allow a housing association to take on two homes, and the beginning of negotiations on the creation of spaces for office, training and community use. The council will dispose of two propertie