Sarah Hilley
Journalist at Glasgow Live
Local democracy reporter covering Glasgow City Council @Glasgow_Live From Dun na nGall. She/her.
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1 week ago |
glasgowtimes.co.uk | Sarah Hilley
Ivy In The Park in Carntyne is trying to transform the underground train into a unique outdoor classroom but their plans keep getting ruined. The vandals struck over the course of Saturday evening into Sunday – leaving the children and staff “heartbroken” again. Operations director Annefrances McGrath said the incidents are “delaying” transformation work at the nursery. She said: “We are trying to turn this into an outdoor learning classroom for the little ones.
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1 week ago |
heraldscotland.com | Sarah Hilley
Councillor Aitken was responding to queries from trans councillor Elaine Gallagher who asked what the council was doing to uphold duties to protect rights in light of a “culture war and hostile anti LGBTQ+ environment.” Speaking at last week’s council meeting, Councillor Aitken said “recent legal decisions and public discourse have only intensified the pressure and fear that many trans people are feeling.
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1 week ago |
glasgowtimes.co.uk | Sarah Hilley
The East End neighbourhood is one of a number that is lacking a supermarket. Answering questions about the development, councillor Ruairi Kelly said Lidl is working to meet remaining planning conditions and “aims to begin construction quite soon.” Welcoming the update, Calton Councillor Cecilia O’Lone, Labour, said: “It has always been quite a bone of contention within the community that there is no supermarket there so I’m sure they will be pleased to hear that.
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1 week ago |
glasgowtimes.co.uk | Sarah Hilley
Glasgow City Council refused planning consent for the amalgamation of the former vape shop and takeaway at 143 Dumbarton Road in 2023 but says the work still went ahead. Since then, Caffe Crostini has opened at the address offering crostinis, paninis, coffees and other food as part of ‘authentic Italian flavours’ offering.
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2 weeks ago |
news.stv.tv | Sarah Hilley
A Glasgow nursery is appealing to vandals to stop targeting their premises after a subway carriage was spray painted for the third time and security cameras left damaged. Ivy In The Park in Carntyne is trying to transform the underground train into a unique outdoor classroom but their plans keep getting ruined. The vandals struck over the course of Saturday evening into Sunday – leaving the children and staff “heartbroken” again.
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