Sarah Hilley is a Local Democracy Reporter at Glasgow Live. She covers a range of topics related to urban design, development, and the construction industry, with a focus on local governance and the housing market in Glasgow. Sarah's work has been featured in notable publications such as Bylines Scotland, The Mirror, and The Scotsman.
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Sarah Hilley's reporting focuses on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and themes such as crime, government & politics, and design within the Glasgow area. She may be interested in pitches that offer insights into local government initiatives or policies related to urban planning, air pollution monitoring, tree planting strategies or those addressing specific issues like impounding vehicles.
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Newlands School in Parkhead could be transformed into a mix of two, three, four and five bedroom homes if plans are approved
By: Sarah Hilley
Glasgow’s first city centre GP surgery in decades will receive £200,000 of council funding for its Holland Street base, prompting Labour calls…
By: Sarah Hilley
The move is part of council scheme, which sees people who are under occupying larger homes move to other smaller flats.
By: Sarah Hilley
A seven storey block of 43 apartments on Newlands Road in Glasgow's Southside is recommended for approval despite 23 objections from residents.
A total of 143 affordable homes have been built or are in the pipeline in Glasgow city centre since 2018, as the council faces challenges with lack…
By: Sarah Hilley
The planning application is under consideration by the council.
Bus journeys are to be speeded up on two heavily congested roads as delays across the city cost £24 million annually.
The first GP surgery set to open in Glasgow city centre for decades has faced questions over how it is being funded.
Plans for 43 new apartments in Glasgow’s southside are being recommended for approval by officials.
An historic Glasgow former school is to be transformed into 24 flats in the Parkhead area.
