North Kelvin Community Council
For the people who live in the North Kelvin area of Glasgow
We 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 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 moreBlind and partially sighted people rely on a rotating cone at pedestrian crossings to help them cross the road safely. The rotating cones are on the underside of pedestrian crossings and start spinning so people with sight loss can feel […]
Read moreThe City Council in partnership with Sustrans is currently carrying out a public consultation of proposals, as part of the wider Connecting Woodside project, to deliver lasting improvements to Raeberry Street which will be accessible for local residents and active […]
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 more[Page updated June 2022] The delayed North Kelvin and North Woodside Restricted Parking Zone is due to come into operation on 8 August 2022: see our Parking page for details. Plans showing the proposed parking bays, including disabled bays, electric […]
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