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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news.stv.tv | Sarah Hilley |Gianni Marini
Around half of all pupils in Glasgow have additional support needs, according to a council report. Additional support needs cover a wide range of issues kids may face in the classroom including disabilities, health problems, dyslexia, not having English as a first language and behavioural issues. A council report found 56% of P7 pupils in Glasgow schools have additional support needs.
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news.stv.tv | Sarah Hilley
Over 120 new homes are to be built at Dalmarnock’s Athletes’ Village with work due to begin as early as August. In the second phase village, 125 homes will be built – Cruden will build the 67 homes for sale, with CCG building the 58 homes for social rent at the same time. The work is expected to be completed by the end of 2028. A councillor has welcomed the move as the vacant land has been hit by fly-tipping.
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glasgowtimes.co.uk | Sarah Hilley
G4S security guard (Image: Newsquest) Ethical concerns about security firm G4S being handed a £1.2 million contract from Glasgow City Council sparked a call for the deal to stall. Councillor Dan Hutchison said he was surprised the company was in line for the award considering its history of complaints over detention centres in England and controversy over previous operations in Israel.
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glasgowtimes.co.uk | Sarah Hilley
Stock image of homeless person (Image: Newsquest) The number of social housing flats going to the homeless is at a record high, with 3,500 affordable lets granted to those with nowhere to live over the last year in Glasgow. The cost of living crisis, a lack of available flats and demand from refugees wishing to live in the city have all led to a rise in homelessness, according to a council official.
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glasgowtimes.co.uk | Sarah Hilley
Stock image of rooftops (Image: Newsquest) The number of homes lying empty in Glasgow totals 3,030 with some areas having dozens more vacant properties than others, a meeting heard. Anderston, City, Yorkhill, Southside Central and Govan are the three wards with the highest number of deserted homes in Glasgow. See below for a complete city breakdown. Maryhill, Baillieston and the north east wards have the lowest numbers.
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