Glasgow Live has reported how the Drug Consumption Room at Hunter Street has been moving “at pace”. Interestingly, the article says that engagement has taken place with community groups closest […]
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Please see the details of a public procession that may affect Calton below: OrganisationGlasgow Children’s Hospital CharityDate of ProcessionSunday 31, March 2024Start Time of Outward Route10.00 (24h)Assembly PointGreendyke StreetProposed RouteGreendyke
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Earlier this week, Scottish Housing News reported that the first tenants have moved into the Meat Market development. You can read the full article at https://www.scottishhousingnews.com/articles/glasgow-meat-market-homes-handed-over-to-new-residents
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We recently received the below email, can anyone remember details of a Mr Robert Ormiston? If so, leave a comment or email us!
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Calton Community Council has received an application for Grant of Late Hours Catering Licence, for the Subway located at 16 High Street, G1 1NL. The applicant is proposing additional opening
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BBC Scotland is seeking nominations for ‘Scotland’s People 2023’ with Jackie Bird Do you know an incredible person who’s gone the extra mile to help others? Someone who has an
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Scottish Housing News recently reported how Thenue Housing Association has helped its’ tenants claim the correct benefits they are entitled to. You can read more about how they did it
Thenue helps tenants claim over £1 million in benefits Read More »
Our next Public Meeting is on the 8th of June, 7.00pm at the Heritage and Learning Centre! Below is the agenda, plus the minutes from the last meeting we had.
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With less than a week until the UCI Cycling Championships, local residents should have had a flyer delivered stating that for London Way, Dyer’s Lane, Charlotte Street, Greendyke Street, Turnbull
UCI Cycling World Championships closures Read More »
A frequent point of discussion at our meetings is public toilets, and a recent Glasgow Times article nicely summarises their history. You can read the article in full here: https://www.glasgowtimes.co.uk/news/23663125.story-glasgows-historic-public-loos-now-hidden-view/
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