Few things anger me more, especially at this time of year.
It's time for North Laurieston to become a thriving community once again.
We must reflect on the progress we have made in equality and representation while acknowledging that there is much more to do.
Children and families in Glasgow deserve better in this housing crisis.
Local residents evacuated, cars diverted, businesses impacted. Local residents are quite rightly asking why was action to save this building not taken earlier? It has now been confirmed that the demolition has cost the council high hundreds of thousands of pounds. Cost recovery from the owners of such buildings is paramount for an already pressurised local authority where residents are experiencing cuts in cleansing, housing, health and social care. Teacher numbers have been cut and far too many children and families are looking for a place to call their home.
I cannot stay silent and pretend everything is okay; this is not just another column
Change has come to Glasgow with Labour sweeping aside divisions
