Calton Community Council has received an application for New Licence for a Short Term Let (Secondary Letting). The address for this application is 7/2 24 High Street Glasgow G1 1NL, […]
Licensing Application: Secondary Short-Term letting on High Street Read More »
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 »
Glasgow Times has reported how Patrick Harvie, Scottish Government minister for tenants rights, visited the Calton Village site at Melbourne Street, Armour Street and Sydney Street in the Gallowgate area,
Glasgow Times reports on Calton Village 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/
Historic Public Toilets are now hidden from view Read More »
The below message is from Glasgow City Council. We hope it is of interest! The City of Glasgow Licensing Board Policy Statement public consultation is now live. Please note there
Licensing Board Consultations Read More »
Thenue Housing Association have organised a clean-up in Calton on Thursday 3rd of August from 11am to 2pm, with a focus on Tobago Street, Green Street, the park and Elcho Street.
Calton Litter Pick Event! Read More »
We have received details of Glasgow Humane Society’s AGM, and a copy of their annual report is at the end of this post. A couple of key points that William
AGM Update from Glasgow Humane Society Read More »
An application has been received for the erection of flatted residential development of 34 flats with two ground-floor commercial units, at the site bounded by Molendinar Street/Spoutmouth/ Gallowgate. The proposals
Planning Application – New Gallowgate/Spoutmouth/Molendinar Street flats Read More »
After receiving the TRNSMT Noise Management Plan from Glasgow City Council, Calton Community Council sought independent advice on whether it was suitable to protect residents’ homes. An Electroacoustic Engineer reviewed
Audio Engineer confirms that TRNSMT noise/vibration management is suitable Read More »
After the recent Community Walk-Around, we now have details of how TRNSMT are supporting local residents. A leaflet is attached below, but to summarise, the resident enquiry line is 0141
Useful numbers for residents throughout TRNSMT Read More »