Planning News
There are no new planning applications in the Calton area this week, however the community council has objected to an application for a short term let at 57 Greendyke Street […]
There are no new planning applications in the Calton area this week, however the community council has objected to an application for a short term let at 57 Greendyke Street […]
Planning applications Just the one application this week for a short term let in the Calton. The Glasgow City Council Licensing Section has received an Application for New Licence for
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It was reported in the Evening Times on Nov 1, that plans to redevelop High Street station have been shelved. Proposed New Parking Regime in Menteith Row Barras South Extension
High Street Station redevelopment shelved… Read More »
As the nights are drawing in, here is all the news, licensing & planning, and events to look forward to this week when you are out and about in the
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Professor Douglas Roberston covers the failings found in how the Housing Tribunal engages with tenants… https://www.scottishhousingnews.com/articles/professor-douglas-robertson-tenants-and-landlords-rights-and-accessing-justice Regeneration at the former Bellgrove Hotel site begins… https://www.scottishhousingnews.com/articles/wheatley-begins-regeneration-work-on-former-bellgrove-hotel-site Meet our Waterfront – Have
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Annual General Meeting Last night (Thursday 10th October) was the CCC AGM. It was a lively evening which saw the current committee re-appointed into role. Local Community Police and representatives
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Tenement Trail is back! On Saturday 12th October 2024 at a number of venues across the area, including St. Lukes, Glasgow Barrowland, 226 Gallowgate, Van Winkle, BAAD, McChuills. For more
A bit of an atypical post here—a personal piece from Chloe, the Planning Rep and website/newsletter creator. I am taking a slight advantage of this position to say thank you
Thank you, and goodbye Read More »
During our recent public meeting, Paul Stallan (the architect giving the presentation for the new College Gardens development) mentioned the new Tall Buildings guidance. Our chair dug this document out
Do you want taller buildings in Glasgow? Read More »
After talking through the updated proposals at our most recent Public Meeting, the Consultation period is now open for College Gardens, the new name for the previous College Goods Yard
Consultation opens on the new College Goods Yards proposal Read More »