The city has been held up as an example to others for its work developing credit unions and implementing more co-operative ways of working The city of Glasgow has been recognised by European development body URBACT for its support of co-operatives, including credit unions. URBACT is the European programme for tackling the challenges...
Council’s Executive Committee today (15 June) gave its approval to finalising legal agreements between the council and Peel Holdings Limited that will allow further regeneration of the banks of the River Clyde. The Executive Committee’s decision points the way forward to successful working between the council and its waterfront...
CENSIS is offering up to eight Scottish-based companies or individuals a package of co-ordinated growth support over several months to help them accelerate an IoT product or service into the market. Applications open on Thursday 1 June, 2017 and close on Thursday 29 June, 2017. Please visit the CENSIS website...
Glasgow City Council’s Executive Committee today (16 February) approved a proposal to support the development of an Innovation District in the city centre. Two innovation districts have been identified in Glasgow – in the Merchant City and the West End, anchored around the Universities of Strathclyde and Glasgow –...
Glasgow City Council’s Glasgow Film Office (GFO) made a substantial contribution to the local economy in 2016, with £16.38 million generated by film, broadcast and advertising productions in the city. This was a significantly higher figure than 2015’s £10.22 million. Since its creation in 1997 with the aim of...
Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum has received a substantial award from The Hunter Foundation to build on the success of The Centre of New Enlightenment (TCoNE) and design a pioneering, interactive learning experience accessible to all visitors. The first stage of the redesign is underway as Glasgow Museums appoint...
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS) unveils a new purpose-built learning and teaching complex today (Wednesday, January 25) as part of its 170th anniversary celebrations. The Creative Campus project, an investment of more than £2million, has introduced a contemporary two-level rehearsal facility, increasing practice room provision by 50%. The...
On Monday, 23 January 2017, Rockvilla, the National Theatre of Scotland’s new permanent headquarters was launched in the Speirs Wharf regeneration area of Glasgow. The National Theatre of Scotland has remodelled and extensively refurbished a former cash and carry building in the Speirs Wharf regeneration area of north-west Glasgow,...
A new centre of innovation – The Tontine – which will inject £53.6million into the economy of the Glasgow city region, was opened today (18 May). This is the first Glasgow City Region City Deal project to be completed in the city. The building was opened by Councillor Frank...
The Royal Conservatoire of Scotland has been named the sixth best performing arts institute in the world in a new review. The conservatoire joined institutions including the Sibelius Academy in Finland in rankings published by QS. QS said it based its rankings on academic reputation, employer reputation and research...
Scotland’s largest college has been selected as the country’s national centre for innovation by the Institute of Innovation and...Read More
Glasgow Airport has recorded its busiest ever month as more than 1,082,000 passengers travelled through its doors in July...Read More
The new European headquarters of life sciences company ReproCELL has officially opened and is set to generate 15 new...Read More
Sign-up to our email updates for the latest investment opportunities and information in Glasgow. Fill out the form below with your email.
