Drew Sandelands is a Local Democracy Reporter at Glasgow Live. He has been covering Glasgow City Council and East Renfrewshire Council since January 2019, focusing on themes such as urban design, real estate development, and the construction industry. Drew's work has been featured in Bylines Scotland, MSN, The National Newspaper, and various other prominent publications.
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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.
Given his geographic focus on Glasgow, he may be interested in pitches that relate specifically to this area or offer insight into how similar projects have unfolded locally.
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A deal between the council and Wheatley Homes could see them swap parcels of land.
Plans to build social housing on a former football ground in Springburn have been granted.
Targets for the delivery of new affordable homes in Glasgow were missed last year, as rising costs continue to hamper construction.
Glasgow City Council is planning a land swap with a housing association in a move which could lead to the development of new homes in Milton.
By: Drew Sandelands
The figures were described as 'not reflecting the response required to Glasgow's housing emergency'
Plans to build social housing on a former football ground in Springburn have been given the go ahead.
Padel courts can be built at a Hillhead sports complex despite neighbours’ fears over “gunshot-like” noise.
By: Drew Sandelands
Neighbours had objected to the plan to build padel courts but councillors have now approved the scheme.
The applicant said he was deeply regretful and had turned his life around since the incident.
By: Drew Sandelands
Around 2,000 penalty charge notices were issued every month between April last year and the end of March this year
