People of Glasgow share their New Year’s resolutions for 2025

When might we see an end to the cost of living crisis?

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Politics expert Dr Steve McCabe discusses the current state of the UK economy, with analysis on when the country may see better circumstances.

Vegan food in London for January

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This week we’re trying something new! Veganuary in London. Here are some of the best spots.

Get over the January blues with parklife in Jesmond Dene

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Looking for new ways to get over the January blues, we try to get fit and relax our minds by looking at what you can do in Jesmond Dene and the connected parks.

What should the government do in 2025?

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With the start of a new year, comes new opportunities for the Welsh and UK Governments to help make change around the country, so we’re asking people in Cardiff what they’d like to see happen this year.

January: How to beat the blues

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Here is a whole host of tips and tricks on avoiding the January blues this year.

The cost of living continues to rise, what are Labour’s plans to improve the economy?

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The UK economy remains stagnant, with sluggish growth linked to factors such as low-productivity, Brexit-related trade disruptions and a lack of investment.

Bristolians Answer: What should Labour do next to ease the cost of living burden?

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Today we ask locals what Labour can do to help ease the cost of living burden for locals

The rise in Bristol’s vegan scene: try something new this 2025!

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Bristol’s commitment to sustainability aligns seamlessly with the vegan ethos, attracting a community eager to reduce their environmental impact. As 2025 unfolds, Bristol solidifies its position as a hub for conscious, health-driven living, inspiring residents and visitors alike to embrace veganism.

Scottish Government is increasing funding for arts and culture which is good news for Glasgow creatives

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The Scottish Government are increasing arts and culture funding over the 2025-2026 period with an additional £34 million being invested in the sector. <br /><br />£20 million of this will be channelled through Creative Scotland which is a funding programme for artists and cultural organisations across Scotland.<br /><br />This money will also be allocated to Scottish Festivals, Screen Scotland, The Cultural Collective Programme, Scotland’s National Collections, the National Performing Companies, and towards the creation of a single digital library interface directing people to Scotland’s public libraries. <br /><br />This is a big deal for people working in the creative industry who rely on this kind of funding to make a living and marks a U-turn in attitudes. <br /><br />In August 2024 Creative Scotland announced it was closing its open fund which supports musicians, artists and writers which was set to be impactful in Glasgow especially which is renowned for its DIY music scene. <br /><br />Following a wave of protests this decision was reversed.<br />

People of Glasgow share their hopes for the full refurbishment of George Square

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With George Square set to close until 2027 we asked Glaswegians what they’d like to see happen in is refurbishment.