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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Glasgow, United Kingdom (Local)
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 drink driver who was banned after tests showed he was more than double the limit has been refused a private hire licence.
By: Drew Sandelands
Mr Khan will be able to continue working as a private hire driver but he has been given a warning by licensing chiefs.
By: Drew Sandelands
A drink driver who was banned after tests showed he was more than double the limit has been refused a private hire licence.
By: Drew Sandelands
A private hire driver who made “threatening remarks” to an ex-partner has been handed a severe warning.
By: Drew Sandelands
The home to Archaos will be partially destroyed to make way for a 195-bed development.
By: Drew Sandelands
Funding will be used on a range of measures including upgrading crossings and traffic signals.
By: Drew Sandelands
Connecting Water Row on the south side to Pointhouse Quay on the north, the new bridge will be open to the public from tomorrow.
By: Drew Sandelands
Council leader Susan Aitken has said far-right figures like Tommy Robinson are not welcome in Glasgow, as she called for a “celebration of this diverse, multicultural city” in George Square tomorrow.
By: Drew Sandelands
Anti-racism campaigners have organised a counter-protest on Saturday in response to a scheduled anti-immigration rally in the city.
By: Drew Sandelands
SUSAN Aitken has said far-right figures like Tommy Robinson are not welcome in Glasgow, as she called for a “celebration of this diverse,…
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