Neil McGrory is a journalist based in Glasgow, Scotland, focusing on local news and community issues. He writes for the Glasgow Times and Yahoo News UK, and his work has also been featured on Hits Radio and STV Group plc. Neil covers a range of topics including housing developments, infrastructure projects, and local business initiatives.
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Neil Mcgrory’s coverage heavily focuses on local urban planning, real estate developments, and government announcements in Scotland, particularly Glasgow. He appears to be most receptive to pitches related to local housing projects, infrastructure development plans or challenges faced by the local council.
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Councillors have unanimously agreed to award planning permission for a 100-unit social housing development in Coatbridge.
Despite the objectors raising a total of 22 issues, none of these were deemed as sufficient grounds to refuse the application.
The application also proposes creating a new access junction connecting the site to the Ravenscraig Employment Spine Road
The council is to proceed with its plans for a major regeneration project in Cumbernauld, tearing down 169 flats to build new social housing on the…
By: Peter A Walker, Neil Mcgrory
The development will make space for 10 companies to base themselves at the former steelworks site
By: Neil McGrory
An industrial unit in Cumbernauld could be converted into a football coaching facility if North Lanarkshire Council approves the proposal.
A golf club in Coatbridge has requested permission to carry out various alterations to trees around its course.
Councillors have voted to refuse planning permission for a house to be built on land in Bishopbriggs.
East Dunbartonshire Council is to trial 20 miles per hour speed limit restrictions in Bearsden and Twechar with a view to applying them across the…
North Lanarkshire Council is to introduce charges for the collection of brown bins containing garden waste.
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