Councillor Linda Pike has assisted us in finding where the Environmental Levy from the sale of TRNSMT tickets ends up. The response is below: I can advise that the environmental […]
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Glasgow Live has reported that Glasgow’s regeneration of “inner East” high streets, which will see town centre improvements, is on target to be completed by 2025 to 2026, council officers
Glasgow City Council’s Inner East plans back on track Read More »
The Community Council is aware of concerns from several residents of objects on shelves vibrating at times during TRNSMT, and the risk of damage this may cause to their homes
Council addresses vibrations caused by TRNSMT Read More »
On Wednesday 31st, Tricia, our chair, and Chloe, our planning and licensing rep, attended the Licensing Board for TRNSMT to speak our objection to their Temporary Entertainment License (which can
Glasgow Live reports on our TRNSMT views Read More »
Ironside Farrar Limited has been appointed by Glasgow City Council as the Lead Designer to work on Duke Street and John Knox Street Avenues Project. They are holding a Community
Duke Street/John Knox Street Avenues Drop-In Read More »
Below is some information we have received from Glasgow City Council regarding funding that is currently available:
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After discussions at the end of our last Public Meeting, Calton Community Council was keen to seek out guidance on how individuals and informal groups can do litter picking in
Litter Picking in Calton Read More »
In September 2020, Glasgow City Council approved the motion ‘Black Lives Matter, slavery legacy and anti-racist initiatives’. As a result, the council decided to look at some key areas, including to
Conversations with the Council around Slavery and Colonialism Read More »
Glasgow City Health and Social Care Partnership are looking for your participation in their Locality Engagement Forum. They want to understand your health and social care priorities, and also any
Take part in the Locality Engagement Forum Annual Questionnaire! Read More »
As you may well be aware, Glasgow City Council is continuing to work on the Avenues Project, of which the pilot was the redevelopment of Sauchiehall Street. One of the
Glasgow’s Avenues project extends to Duke Street Read More »