For the people who live in the North Kelvin area of Glasgow
9 June 2025 Radio Teleswitch Service (RTS) From the end of June 2025, North Kelvin residents who have electric storage heaters, panel heaters, electric boilers or immersion heaters in a water tank may find they no longer work. The reason […]
Read moreFor the first time we’re participating in the annual Kelvin at the Kibble exhibition at the Botanic Gardens. Come along and see our display at the Kibble Palace! Visitors can find out more about a range of local organisations and […]
Read more14 April 2025, updated 20 June 2025 We have noticed fly-tipping taking place in the North Kelvin area. In some cases residents may have paid for a contractor to have waste disposed of properly, but if the contractor is unregistered […]
Read moreThe City Council are holding a consultation on the proposed Visitor Levy scheme and are gathering the views of residents (as well as those of visitors, hoteliers, B&B owners, Airbnb owners etc). The proposed levy The Visitor Levy (Scotland) […]
Read more16 February 2025 Views from the flagpole As a result of the formation of the Friends of Ruchill Park, the Council has cleared the overgrown vegetation at the top of the Flagpole Hill. After many years we again have a […]
Read more12 February 2025 The City Council is conducting a limited review of the Restricted Parking Zone (RPZ) and has asked us to gather residents’ views. ★ Please note: the review will consider things like parking bay position and signage but […]
Read more26 February 2025 The City Council have advised us that, following Storm Éowyn, contractors will be on the Kelvin Walkway from Monday 3 March 2025 to remove 23 trees. These works are expected to take 7 days. To facilitate the […]
Read more8 January 2025 During a cold snap we are all at risk if icy pavements are dangerous to walk on. Elderly and vulnerable people may be particularly affected. Sadly it’s not feasible for the City Council to grit all our […]
Read moreFrom spring 2024 the Community Council has been working with our three primary schools – Dunard, North Kelvinside and St Charles – in activities in the Botanic Gardens. We wanted to get involved in a hands-on way, working directly with […]
Read moreUpdated 30 December 2024 Where: meet at foot of Ruchill flagpole hill When: second Sunday of the month, 12pm to 3pm (check our calendar for details) Join the Countryside Rangers to participate in light conservation tasks around the park to […]
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