North Kelvin Community Council
For the people who live in the North Kelvin area of Glasgow
The Council has produced a briefing note on the Queen Margaret Road/Kelvinside Terrace South site meeting in September 2024. This is in advance of the Hillhead Area Partnership meeting on 5 November 2024. ★ Download the briefing note (PDF) See […]
Read moreProposed permanent closure of Queen Margaret Road Councillor Wardrop is seeking residents’ feedback on the recent briefing note produced by the City Council on Queen Margaret Road/Kelvinside Terrace South. Details of how to comment are below. Closing date for comments […]
Read moreThe Cycling World Championships are coming to Glasgow soon! There will be some road closures and parking restrictions in neighbouring areas and bus diversions on routes that serve North Kelvin. Road closures Friday 4 to Tuesday 8 August inclusive and […]
Read moreDo you have any feedback on last year’s GlasGLOW event at the Botanic Gardens? Whether you think it’s family-friendly fun that helps the local economy or is a big inconvenience to local residents and park users (both human and wildlife), […]
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 moreThe on-street bike shelter scheme is continuing to be rolled out. New shelters are to be installed on: Dryburgh Gardens Garrioch Quadrant Hotspur Street Melrose Gardens Striven Gardens Wilton Drive Wilton Street You can see exact locations and apply for […]
Read moreGlasgow City Council is proposing to make permanent the Temporary Traffic Regulation Order which prohibits motor vehicles from parking in certain streets near schools at certain times. The main aim is to improve road safety by minimising the number of […]
Read moreGlasgow City Council have set up a Commonplace survey for people who live in, or spend time in, Ruchill, Hamiltonhill, Possilpark, Port Dundas and Cowlairs. The survey is an opportunity to suggest improvements to the footways and roads in the […]
Read moreGlasgow City Council has notified us that the Traffic Regulation Order for Queen Margaret Drive was made on 17 September 2021 to facilitate the installation of cycle infrastructure. The Order is due to come into operation on 29 October 2021. […]
Read moreGlasgow City Council has provided a mapping tool to identify the various services available in the city and to identify the nearest ones to your current location. However, it is still a work in progress and still requires updating, in […]
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