For the people who live in the North Kelvin area of Glasgow
LATEST NEWS! Parking controls in North Kelvin & North Woodside: the statutory process has begun. See the City Council website: glasgow.gov.uk/NKNWS. Documents are on display at Hillhead and Woodside libraries. Comments to the council must be in by Friday 27 […]
Read moreThe gap site at Kelbourne Street/Queen Margaret Drive has been an eyesore for some time now. Plans for a new building are at long last being prepared. At our February 2020 meeting the architects responsible gave us a presentation about […]
Read moreLast year we were dismayed to learn that the plans to develop the former Curves building at 127 Fergus Drive had been approved on appeal to the Planning Committee. Despite the significance of the development and the hundreds of objections […]
Read moreOur February meeting will be held at 6.30pm on Tuesday 4th at: Trossachs Room Community Central Hall 292–316 Maryhill Rd Glasgow G20 7YE It is on the ground floor and wheelchair-accessible. However, there are a number of swing doors, so […]
Read moreMost of North Kelvin is a tenemented area. Many residents in the area own bicycles and storing these within flats can be difficult. Currently, Glasgow City Council has a programme Connecting Woodside, which among other things is providing dedicated cycling […]
Read moreWe will be trying out a new venue at our first meeting of the New Year: 6.30pm, Tuesday 7th January Trossachs Room Community Central Hall 292–316 Maryhill Rd Glasgow G20 7YE It is on the ground floor and wheelchair-accessible. However, […]
Read moreIf you are interested in any of the following issues please click the link to take part in the City Council’s online consultation: Parades: Impacts of Parades and Processions 2019 (closes 23 December 2019) Police: Police Scotland public consultation survey (closes 31 […]
Read moreIt’s our last regular meeting of the year on Tuesday 5th November, 6.30pm, St Charles Church Hall, 1 Kelvinside Gardens. Residents welcome. Agenda: Approval of the minutes of last meeting Police report Walk/cycle path in Kelvinside Ave problems Councillors’ reports […]
Read moreGlasgow City Council has published the proposals for the Queen Margaret Drive cycleway (Traffic Regulation Order 201): This order will implement a new two way segregated cycleway along the existing West footway of Queen Margaret Drive between Hamilton Drive and […]
Read moreThe appeal to the Scottish Government by Rossweir Limited against the decision by Glasgow City Council to refuse demolition of the old Curves building has been allowed, subject to certain conditions. These are: No demolition of the building shall take […]
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