Glasgow headlines 14 March: Lambhill Cemetery to close at nights following a series of antisocial behaviour
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Glasgow City Council has announced that Lambhill Cemetery will now be closed each night following a series of antisocial behaviour.
This decision was made following the death of a 36-year-old man last year, who lost his life after his quad bike crashed into a headstone.
Councillors are calling for ban on the sale of disposable vapes due to health and environmental concerns, in a motion that currently has cross-party support.
The Scottish Government has also now commissioned a review on the impact of e-cigarettes.
And in other news, plans for the redevelopment of the former Marks and Spencers building on Sauchiehall Street are being brought forward for a public consultation.
An in-person session will take place on 23 March, while an online chat will be held the following week, where participants will discuss proposals for student accommodation.
This decision was made following the death of a 36-year-old man last year, who lost his life after his quad bike crashed into a headstone.
Councillors are calling for ban on the sale of disposable vapes due to health and environmental concerns, in a motion that currently has cross-party support.
The Scottish Government has also now commissioned a review on the impact of e-cigarettes.
And in other news, plans for the redevelopment of the former Marks and Spencers building on Sauchiehall Street are being brought forward for a public consultation.
An in-person session will take place on 23 March, while an online chat will be held the following week, where participants will discuss proposals for student accommodation.