I work for a charity (the Coach House Trust) that’s just opened a community garden centre in Knightswood. We’re selling nice Nordman Firs (don’t drop their needles) for a good price. So if any neighbours are interested I could deliver them to order, and even collect them for recycling in January. Email me if you’re interested!
5ft = £18
6ft = £23
7ft = £28
8ft = £33
9ft = £38
Kenneth Montgomery
kjmonty@btopenworld.com
www.thecht.co.uk
This year’s panto at St Ninians Church (next to the Tramway) is Red Riding Hood. It is running from the 5th to 8th December (includes a matinee on Sat 8th at 2.30). Intended for kids, young and old.
Hi there just moved in to Marywood square and trying to look into getting blinds for the living room. Just wondered if anyone could recommend somewhere?
The November 2007 meeting will be on Monday the 19th at Grianach on Nithsdale Road. The meeting starts at 7.30pm.
I have just been unfortunate enough to have had a fire work thrown through my window which subsequently set my bathroom on fire. After I managed to put the fire out it took 2 hours for the police to attend. I have asked them to start to patroling the lanes to try and move the youths that are hanging about on. I would urge you all to reprort any firework incidents to the police and ask for the same as the more requests for this they get them more attention they will have to give it.
Stephen
4 Marywood.
Thursday night at 5am an unmarked white truck parked blocking Marywood square at the Pollokshaws Road end and made noisy trolley deliveries for 20 minutes further down the road, presumably to the retirement home?. The previous week the truck was parked on Pollokshaws Road and the trollies trundled even further. The noise is sufficient to wake and keep awake, annoying when you get up just after 6am anyway. Are such commercial deliveries allowed in a residential area in the middle of the night??? Is this bothering anyone else or am I just too light a sleeper???
Karen
The Post Office at Kildrostan St is marked for closure. The Royal Mail has written a report on the branch in PDF format (go to page 36).
The consultation process runs until December 3rd, so please take the
time to voice YOUR objection and write, email or telephone the Post
Office and tell them:
“Keep our Post Office OPEN”
Address to write your letter to: Sally Buchanan, Network Development
Manager, Post Office Ltd, FREEPOST CONSULTATION TEAM
You can telephone the customer helpline on: 08457 22 33 44
Or you can email your letter of objection to consultation@postoffice.co.uk.
Each area has a booklet explaining the process and outlining the closures or changes in service. Read the Glasgow document in PDF format.
See a map of the coverage of Glasgow and the surrounding area in PDF format (5 MB).
The October 2007 meeting will be on Monday the 22nd at Grianach on Nithsdale Road. The meeting starts at 7.30pm.
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