Drew Sandelands is a Local Democracy Reporter based in Glasgow, Scotland. He focuses on reporting local news and developments, particularly in the Glasgow area. His work covers a range of topics including housing, city planning, air quality, and licensing regulations.
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Drew Sandelands' articles primarily focus on local city development, housing, and planning permission in Glasgow. His coverage heavily features government announcements and press releases related to these topics.
If you have insights into local urban development projects or changes in planning permissions within Glasgow, Drew could be a receptive contact for your pitch. He seems particularly interested in developments that impact the local community's health and wellbeing or those linked to city politics.
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By: Drew Sandelands
Plans to transform the old High School of Glasgow site into a five-star hotel and wedding venue have been approved by Glasgow City Council.
New surveys have revealed that work to upgrade the Eastwood Park building in East Renfrewshire will cost £7.2m.
Vita Group has been granted permission to develop vacant land in Glasgow city centre.
By: Drew Sandelands
A luxury five-star hotel and wedding venue can be created on the old High School of Glasgow site.
A revamp of East Renfrewshire Council’s headquarters is set to cost £1.3m more than initially estimated despite being scaled back.
Student flats and rental units on the site of the former Nye Bevan House will also include a ground floor commercial space
A new All Bar One can open in Glasgow Central station after plans were given the green light.
By: Drew Sandelands
Almost 600 student studios and 20 social-rent flats are set to be built on the site of former council offices in Glasgow city centre.
By: Drew Sandelands
A new All Bar One can open in Glasgow Central station after plans were given the green light.
By: Drew Sandelands
Glasgow councillors recently backed a crackdown on off-road vehicles and said many people aren’t aware of the law around electric scooters, which currently can’t be used on roads or pavements in Scotland.
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