Since the CCC public meeting on 10th September, we have continued work on planning applications, short-term-let matters, Glasgow’s Proposed City Development Plan 2 and preparation of a Local Place Plan […]
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CCC is giving formal notice that it intends to produce a Local Place Plan for Calton. Although we are relatively late in the process of influencing CDP2, producing an LPP
Glasgow City Council has published its Proposed City Development Plan 2, known as CDP2. The formal representation period began on 21st August and closes at midnight on 18th November 2026.
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On new planning matters, CCC supported the Pipe Factory sign application at 42 Bain Street, recognising the venue’s cultural value while asking that illumination, fixing and signage clutter are properly
Planning Update w/e 11 Sept 2026 Read More »
There will be a joint public meeting to which you are all invited. The meeting will be The Friends of People’s Palace, Winter Gardens and Glasgow Green and Calton Community
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If you have strong thoughts about this application, please contact us via planning&licensing@calton-community-council.scot Application 26/01617/ADVAddress: 42 Bain Street, Glasgow G40 2LAApplicant: Friends of The Pipe FactoryAgent: Sam Brown, O’DonnellBrown ArchitectsProposal:
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A retrospective planning application has been received for a short term let in Menteith Row. CCC will be responding to this appllication, if you have any views or wish to
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Planning Update – 10 Havannah Street (Ref: 26/01295/FUL) A new planning application has been validated for 10 Havannah Street. The proposal is for alterations to the façade and associated works.
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Calton Community Council Planning Update (June 2026): Formal representations have been submitted supporting energy-efficient window replacements at the Category A listed 52 Charlotte Street (26/00181/LBA) and opposing the digital LED