For the people who live in the North Kelvin area of Glasgow
We’re back! Our first meeting after the summer break is on Tuesday 1st August 2023: downstairs at Kelvinbridge Parish Church, 62 Belmont Street, G20 6JR, 6:30pm to 8:30pm. There is a stairlift if required for access: please let us know […]
Read moreGround investigation works on the road and slope between Kelvinside Terrace South and Kelvin Walkway are to take place in the area shown on the plan below (click the plan to enlarge). The investigation works are scheduled from Monday 10th […]
Read moreGartcraig Roads Depot inform us that local roads will be affected by closure/diversion for resurfacing. Local access will be maintained: Carriageway resurfacing works have been scheduled for: Street: Great Western Road – Kirklee Road to Hamilton Park Avenue Date and […]
Read moreOur next community clean-up will be targeting Queen Margaret Drive, Oban Lane and surrounding streets on Sunday 18 June 2023 in advance of the festival on Sunday 25th. Meet on the 18th outside Boots at 10.30 or drop by any […]
Read moreOur last meeting before the summer break is on Tuesday 6th June 2023: downstairs at Kelvinbridge Parish Church, 62 Belmont Street, G20 6JR, 6:30pm to 8:30pm. There is a stairlift if required for access: please let us know in advance […]
Read moreFor many years, North Kelvin Community Council has undertaken regular litter picks and vegetation management in different parts of our area. Lots of local residents have taken part in these events. See our clean-up page for more info and pictures […]
Read moreOur next meeting is on Tuesday 2nd May 2023: downstairs at Kelvinbridge Parish Church, 62 Belmont Street, G20 6JR, 6:30pm to 8:30pm. There is a stairlift if required for access: please let us know in advance if you will need […]
Read moreOur next community clean-up will be targeting Maryhill Road between the Botany and Braeside Street on Sunday 14th May 2023 from 10:30am to 12:30pm. Meet beside the Fire Station at 10:30 for an hour or two of litter-picking and vegetation […]
Read moreYou are invited to take part in Glasgow City Council’s online discussion to address Glasgow’s legacy of slavery and colonialism. In September 2020, the Council approved the motion ‘Black Lives Matter, slavery legacy and anti-racist initiatives’. As a result of […]
Read moreIncorrect hazardous waste disposal In recent months there have been several large fires and incidents at waste and recycling facilities in Scotland, which were subsequently attributed to the incorrect disposal of hazardous items. In Glasgow, there has been a significant […]
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