Glasgow City Council

Glasgow City Council has received £1m towards funding to support a positive outreach programme tackling child and family poverty. Household-level data supplied by Department of Work and Pensions (DWP) has identified 13,117 families with 24,727 children in Glasgow classed as living in poverty.

Glasgow's blueprint to guide the city's regeneration and development ambitions over the next decade has been unveiled.

Provanhall Housing Association (PHA), working in partnership with Glasgow City Council, has secured Scottish Government Affordable Housing Supply Programme funding to help bring nine homes up to a good standard for affordable rent. 

A new St Enoch mural is the next addition to the very-popular Mural Trail in Glasgow city centre and can be seen from George Street on the back of a tenement building on High Street.

Govanhill Housing Association has approved a £1.36 million refurbishment contract for 97 Westmoreland Street, one of the area’s most neglected tenement blocks, marking a major milestone in one of Scotland’s most ambitious community-led regeneration initiatives in recent decades.

A long‑neglected corner of Glasgow’s south bank could be set for a major revival as a draft masterplan proposes using statutory powers to save heritage buildings and reshape North Laurieston into a connected, liveable urban district.

The concept masterplan informing the future transformation of Buchanan Bus Station will serve as a framework guiding future development in the area, should it be given the go-ahead next week.

New Gorbals Housing Association (NGHA) has joined the Big Clyde Clean up as part of Keep Scotland Beautiful’s Spring Clean this month.

Thenue Housing’s trail-blazing volunteer project has stepped up a gear with a successful litter pick at a popular green space in Calton. The event is the latest in a series of volunteering opportunities being rolled out by the housing association.

Glasgow City Council has paved the way for over 100 new homes following the sale of an inner-city site to Wheatley Group. The move comes as the council also pilots a new legal approach to acquiring more vacant homes to bring them back into use as family homes.

Glasgow City Council has approved the off-market disposal of land at sites in Drumry and Maryhill to Wheatley Group. Approved at the local authority's Contracts & Property Committee last week, the first disposal was for the site of the former Maryhill Hub and adjacent land on Wyndford Road.

Organisations with proposals to bring vacant and derelict land in Glasgow back into productive use are now invited to apply for funding through the Scottish Government's Vacant and Derelict Land Fund. Glasgow has been allocated £1.907 million by the Scottish Government to support local organis

E.ON Next has announced a landmark collaboration with Glasgow City Council (GCC) in support of its Child Poverty Programme.

Wheatley Homes Glasgow is urging homeowners to act quickly as its programme to buy homes to create more affordable housing for people in urgent need enters its final phase.

More than £43 million of grant funding will be distributed across Glasgow's communities, targeting citizens and communities most in need. The three-year (2026 - 2029) Glasgow Communities Fund package was agreed by elected members at the City Administration Committee to cover 193 awards and del