North Kelvin Community Council
For the people who live in the North Kelvin area of Glasgow
6 February 2025 The City Council have informed us that, following recent storm damage to trees, part of “our” bit of the Kelvin Walkway will be closed temporarily for safety reasons. Glasgow City Council has been dealing with the aftermath […]
Read moreMeeting point When: Saturday 17th February, 2pm Where: Queen Margaret Bridge at the top of Queen Margaret Road (directly across from our noticeboard) About the walk How long: The walk is 4⅓ miles (6.92 km) and will take around 90 […]
Read moreMeeting point When: Saturday 27th January, 2pm Where: Queen Margaret Bridge at the top of Queen Margaret Road (directly across from our noticeboard) Route We will go up Queen Margaret Dr and Bilsland Dr and enter Ruchill Park at the […]
Read moreWe are holding a post-Christmas walk to Kelvingrove Park, due to our walkers’ demand! Meeting point When: Saturday 30th December, 2pm Where: Queen Margaret Bridge at the top of Queen Margaret Road (directly across from our noticeboard) Route The walk […]
Read moreAfter our successful first outing, please join us for our next health walk! We will take a friendly stroll up to the Canal to the Claypits, lasting around an hour. This is a great chance to enjoy our local green- […]
Read moreJoin North Kelvin Community Council and the Good Move team for a taster Health Walk! We will take a leisurely stroll up to the Canal and along the towpath to the Stockingfield Bridge, lasting around an hour. This is a […]
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 moreGlasgow City Council has launched a consultation and discussion on some draft transport policies for the city. The consultation runs from 18 October to 26 November. Find out more at glasgow.gov.uk/transportstrategy. Please download and read the full policy framework (34Mb […]
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 is consulting the local community about improvements to walking and cycling in and around Queen Margaret Drive. A public drop-in session will be held on Wednesday 22nd November, 3pm to 7pm, at the Scout Hall, Kelbourne Street, […]
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