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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By: Neil Mcgrory
East Dunbartonshire Council has banned launches of helium balloons and sky lanterns from all of its land and premises.
Councillors have approved projects designed to alleviate pressure on cemeteries in North Lanarkshire.
The council has predicted it will run out of burial space within ten years.
By: Neil Mcgrory
Cambusnethan Cemetery in Wishaw and and Coltswood Cemetery in Coatbridge are expected to run out of general plots by 2026.
The total amount written off is slightly lower than in 2023 but more than seen in 2021 and 2022.
East Dunbartonshire Council will determine whether a recycling company in Bishopbriggs will be permitted to construct a storage building on its premises.
Clober Golf Club has received approval from East Dunbartonshire Licensing Board to expand its outdoor seating, smoking and drinking area.
The Premier store in Lammermoor Road which sought an update to its existing alcohol license.
By: Neil Mcgrory
A supermarket in Bishopbriggs is to revamp its off-sales area and can now also include alcohol in deliveries to customers.
A pub in Torrance has been permitted to introduce outdoor drinking on a trial basis despite mixed professional and public opinion.
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