6 . Glasgow Business December 2016
Sauchiehall Street Business Improvement District
Brian Fulton, Chair of the Sauchiehall Street Business Improvement District and Director of the Group that owns The Garage nightclub on Sauchiehall Street, is pictured above with one of the Santa statues which
will be designed by local primary school students and painted by an artist from the Centre for Contemporary Arts. Glasgow School of Art is providing workspace for the project. The Santas will be out on
Sauchiehall Street in December. FIND OUT MORE...
For further information visit the allinsauchiehall Facebook page
City Deal Support for care sector
A two-year pilot is set to provide specialist business support to small and medium-sized businesses in the city's care sector. The scheme, funded through the £1.1 billion City Deal, will help firms with fewer than 250 employees to become more resilient and ensure that staff have the skills businesses need to be competitive. Firms will be able to access advice
from an adviser who will support them for the duration of the project. Glasgow City Council Leader
Frank McAveety, who is Chairman of the City Deal Cabinet, said: “Growth in the care sector is inevitable due to demographic changes in our population. “We want to support the sector to enable it to meet these challenges and
ensure it can play a key role in the city's economic future. This is yet another Glasgow City Deal project that will create employment and growth opportunities in the decades to come.”
The Squinty Bridge over the Clyde is the symbol for Glasgow as it prepares to host matches during Euro 2020. Bridges are the theme of the logos for all host cities, from London to Copenhagen and St Petersburg to Rome, and Glasgow’s £20 million Clyde Arc represents Scotland. Thirteen cities across Europe will host matches. Hampden will stage three group stage games and one last-16 match in the tournament.
Glasgow unveils the EURO 2020 city logo
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