Clean-ups and leaf-ups
9 November 2025 We are winding down our clean-up activities for now and our next organised one will be in the New Year. Meanwhile we would like to encourage you to do what you can to keep your patch tidy. […]
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Employer-supported volunteering
8 November 2025 It was miserable weather at our October clean-up but with the help of our volunteers we collected 16 bags of litter that otherwise would still be polluting our streets. We were glad to be joined by three […]
Read moreUpdate on Ruchill Park volunteering
16 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 moreVolunteering in Ruchill Park
Updated 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 […]
Read moreCommunity clean-up, Sunday 28 January 2024
Our first community clean-up of 2024 will be targeting the east end of Wilton Street and the surrounding area, including Kirkland Street, Wilton Drive, Simpson Street and Raeberry Street. When: Sunday 28th January 2024 from 10:30am to 12:30pm. Where: meet […]
Read morePre-Festival community clean-up 18 June 2023
Our 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 moreNo. 1 Be-friending Agency
Group befriending Are you over 18 and living alone in or around Maryhill? Join the No. 1 Be-friending Agency group events, explore your heritage and make connections with others in your local area! Loneliness and isolation can affect anyone. The […]
Read moreBraeside Community Garden needs you!
Braeside Community Garden is on a gap site on Maryhill Road, near Queen’s Cross. It backs on to the Canal. A few years ago, funding was obtained from the charity Dot-to-Dot to bring the space back into use after decades […]
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