Some families are waiting years for out of school care for their primary aged children in Glasgow and there is huge demand for council nursery places for under threes, a councillor warns.

Councillor Holly Bruce is calling for a number of measures to boost childcare availability in the city for primary kids and in nurseries.

Bringing a motion to council on Thursday (October 30) she outlines the issues faced by parents finding and trying to afford childcare.

Her motion said: "The vast majority of children continue to need childcare once they are primary school aged, and often beyond if they have additional support needs.

"Council notes that there is the equivalent of one space for every 10 primary aged children in current provision, and that in many areas of the city there is immen

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