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 »
At the last public meeting of Calton Community Council, we discussed how residents were concerned by cars parking in a dangerous manner around Calton, potentially to avoid the Low Emissions
Commuters park in Calton to avoid LEZ Read More »
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
Where does the TRNSMT levy go? Read More »
Two members of Calton Community Council attended the reopening of West Boathouse, describing it as “immaculate, accessible and multi-purpose.” More details of the celebrations, as well as the Boathouse’s history
West Boathouse reopens! Read More »
Calton Community Council have received the application for a Temporary Public Entertainment License for TRNSMT, on Glasgow Green. The applicant, DF Concerts, describes the entertainment as “outdoor live music concert
Licensing Application – TRMSMT Read More »
Calton Community Council has received an application for a Temporary Public Entertainment license for Glasgow Green. The applicant, DF Concerts, is applying for an application for Motley Crue and Def
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Calton Community Council has received an Application for Temporary Public Entertainment Licence at Glasgow Green. The applicant is Glasgow Life, and the application event is the 2023 UCI Cycling World
Licensing Application – Temporary Entertainment on Glasgow Green Read More »
On behalf of Calton Community Council our Chair, Tricia Fort, attended the first briefing (online) for this event, which was held on Wednesday 22 February, getting quite a bombardment of
TRNSMT and Glasgow Green Read More »
Calton Community Council has received an application for a Temporary Public Entertainment License. The applicant, Irvin Stringfellow, is looking to set up a funfair consisting of 17 inflatables, 6 adult
Licensing Application – Temporary Public Entertainment Read More »