North Kelvin Community Council
For the people who live in the North Kelvin area of Glasgow
Where: meet at Ruchill Flagpole When: Sunday 24 November, 12pm to 3pm Join the Countryside Rangers to participate in light conservation tasks around the park to improve biodiversity and access. Enjoy the emotional and physical benefits of being outdoors. Tea, […]
Read moreScottish Water have sent us the following update on their forthcoming works at the River Kelvin Walkway. Background Our contractor Amey binnies completed the installation of a new combined sewer overflow (CSO) in an area just off Garrioch Drive in […]
Read moreOur next community clean-up will be targeting the streets around Wilton Street Island: Sunday 5th March 2023 from 10:30am to 12:30pm. We will meet at 10:30 at the west end of the Gardens (phone box end) for a couple of […]
Read moreWe have received complaints from residents about the poor standard of works being carried out by CityFibre. These have included: delays in removing rubble pavements being blocked, forcing pedestrians to walk on the road or cross at dangerous places pavements […]
Read moreWe received the following Scottish Water update (21 October 2022): While the bulk of the construction works have been completed at nine locations along the River Kelvin, some works have yet to be completed. Garriochmill Road Power was recently installed […]
Read moreThis autumn GlasGLOW returns to the Botanics. The organisers say they are always happy to hear how they can improve, so if you have questions or suggestions, contact glasglow22@itison.com or go to the community drop-in event on Tuesday 6th September […]
Read moreScottish Water are to carry out essential works as part of a large investment project at the River Kelvin. Week beginning Monday 22 August, Scottish Water contractors IUS will begin to lay ducting across the carriageway on Kelvin Drive and along […]
Read moreThrough the sharing of personal and collective memories of water, through the hand-crafting of natural cultural landscapes, a group of Glasgow School of Art students are calling for a symbiotic relationship within the human community and beyond. Walking, discussing history, […]
Read moreA consultation drafted in partnership with Zero Waste Scotland, Keep Scotland Beautiful and the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) is seeking views on the aims, objectives and actions that will underpin the new National Litter and Flytipping Strategy for Scotland. […]
Read moreBraeside Community Garden is on a gap site on Maryhill Road, near Queen’s Cross. It backs on to the Canal. A few years ago, funding was obtained from the charity Dot-to-Dot to bring the space back into use after decades […]
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