People have been spotted on Queen's Park pond and the Forth and Clyde Canal despite warnings from emergency services.
Council workers have been tasked with breaking the ice around Glasgow ponds to stop locals going on to the frozen water.
As well as warning that the frozen water should not be walked or played on, the council has now taken measures to make them inaccessible. A spokesman for the Glasgow City Council said: “We are very concerned about people going on to frozen water in parks across the city. “As tempting as it might be to do otherwise, people should not skate, attempt to cross, walk or play on ponds, or any other frozen water.
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