We are committed to supporting affordable housing across Scotland. Latest statistics on affordable housing shows that, since 2007, we have helped deliver 140,346 affordable homes. This includes 100,064 affordable homes for social rent.

Glad to see potential movement towards the restoration of this fantastic Georgian terrace and the regeneration of the area. scottishconstructionnow.com/articles/strat…

There are just days left for your organisation to apply to our LEZ Community Support Fund. Grants are available for community-led projects that make Glasgow greener and healthier. Deadline: Mon 6 Oct 2025 at 5pm. More ▶️ glasgow.gov.uk/lezcommunityfu… #ScotClimateWeek

The number of new store openings in Glasgow city centre recently shows the area's recovery and why it is the most successful shopping district in the UK outside London, with sales figures better than those in competitor cities and the UK. More info 👉 ow.ly/xiT750X8kc5

The extent to which Glasgow city centre is outperforming comparable cities elsewhere in the UK is staggering.

Delighted to have #SNP25 support my resolution to Get Scotland Building. A housing emergency requires an emergency response. To accelerate housebuilding of all types, we need to remove the barriers that we have control over and incentivise the development we want to see.

Bitter and ill-informed Glasgow has been a dispersal city for decades. And if Joani wants to talk housing... It was a Labour council that managed their stock so poorly it was taken off them, and an SNP Glasgow that's built more than Manchester and Liverpool combined

Anas Sarwar is meant to be a Glasgow MSP but you’d be hard pushed to know it. Every year, budget consultations tell us Glaswegians would like to see folk from outside the city who use Glasgow’s services make a contribution to their cost. Why is it ok for London but not Glasgow?

"Escaping into the world of science fiction... it's a more positive place to be" Platform Glasgow Glasgow East Comicon's Matt and Gerry are hosting the area's first Comicon, to show how comic culture brings people together.

I have to do another thread about this because there is so much dishonesty and really sick spin coming from an element of Labour. 1/13

More disgraceful misinformation from a Labour MP about his own government’s policies. Dr Zubir Ahmed MP must know that neither the Scottish Government nor Glasgow City Council has *any* say over where asylum seekers are housed. It’s entirely in the hands of Home Office private contractors

More Labour distortion about asylum seekers. Neither Scottish Government nor Glasgow City Council has any say over asylum accommodation, it’s entirely in the hands of Home Office private contractors. And Glasgow City Council built more social rented homes than Manchester & Liverpool combined in last 5 years

The fact that Chris has worked in this sector and is now parroting this nonsense shows that many Scottish Labour politicians will sell out and abandon every single position and value they ever had if they think it will get them a pat on the head from Westminster

I hope that this will be the first of many such projects. We have an abundance of vacant land across the city and this sort of partnership will create the necessary conditions for investment and housebuilding glasgowtimes.co.uk/news/25550591.…

Extraordinary claim from a Glasgow MP. The city is still paying for Labour's PFI debts and will be paying the Equal Pay bill incurred on their watch for years to come.

Under the Labour Party, child poverty is soaring and young people start their working lives in £60k of uni debt Under the SNP, child poverty is falling, tuition = free, and children benefit from extra support throughout life inc baby box, Scottish child payment, free bus travel

With such insightful commentary we will no doubt see Gregor on the front bench any day now

"It probably looks like there's been more than there has..." Glasgow City Council housing convener Cllr Ruairi Kelly has said he understands frustrations over student housing in the city centre, but there is still a need for it.

My latest Clydebank Post column focuses on the choice at next year's election. A vote for The SNP in May will ensure that Scotland's future isn't decided by Sir Keir Starmer or Nigel Farage, but by the people of Scotland. clydebankpost.co.uk/news/25548326.…

I wonder how many of these councillors called for the resignation of the last councillor to defect. They were right that nobody in Glasgow elected a Reform councillor. But nobody elected a (Name TBC) councillor either...