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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Councillors were worried allowing the sheds, and a fence, to remain would create a "free for all" as they had been built without planning permission.
By: Drew Sandelands
East Renfrewshire's health and social care partnership has launched a campaign as a £3m overspend is expected in the prescribing budget this year.
By: Drew Sandelands
The homeowner called on the Scottish Government to overturn the ruling, claiming they were permitted developments.
By: Drew Sandelands
The developers have taken the case to the Scottish Government as they say Glasgow City Council hasn't made a decision on the plan for 350 student beds on the old pub site in the required timescale.
A Busby man who built a shed for a hot tub without planning permission has lost an appeal against a council order to remove it.
RESIDENTS in East Renfrewshire are being urged to reduce prescription waste as a big bill is putting key services at risk of more cuts.
By: Drew Sandelands
Almost 100 objections to the scheme have been submitted but planners say it can be approved by councillors. There have also been 22 letters of support.
By: Drew Sandelands
Plans for new Scottish Opera headquarters and over 700 student beds on a canalside site in Glasgow have been recommended for approval — despite almost 100 objections.
The developers behind plans for student flats on the former Admiral pub site in Glasgow have launched an appeal due to the time taken by the council to make a decision.
By: Drew Sandelands
The site, near Spiers Warf in Glasgow, would see 700 student beds created.
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