Glasgow's Lord Provost’s Burns Supper is to be scrapped for the second year running.
Workers who go out at night in all weathers to provide home care to elderly and disabled people are calling for Glasgow City Council to do more to ensure their safety.
Glasgow’s famous emblems may need updating to ’the bike, the tree, the fish and the bell’, after the city was awarded recognition for making cyclists of all tribes welcome.
Glasgow has been urged to invite the city's public to turn the tables on its CCTV operatives.
BIG Brother-style “facial recognition” software installed on cameras in Glasgow will allow council staff to monitor crowds and look out for intruders or people loitering in parks, landmarks and back lanes, a freedom of information request has revealed.
GUIDANCE that opens up women-only sport sessions in Glasgow to "cross-dressing males" could leave females “wide open to abuse from sexual predators”, it has been claimed.
The council plans to pay out £500m to women affected by historic discriminatory pay policies.
A TEACHER who forced toast into the mouth of an autistic boy - and held another on the floor while attempting to brush his teeth - has been struck off for six months.
The social work chief in charge of an investigation into the death of two-year-old Lauren Wade said it was the most shocking case of neglect he had seen in his 50-year career.
CONTROVERSIAL proposals to reform the laws governing how people change gender are an attempt to “override science” according to a Glasgow MSP.
