The latest newsletter has arrived, just in time for our next event, our annual AGM on Tuesday 4th November. If it hasn’t made it through your door already, you can
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The second public consultation event in relation to the proposed development at the Former Crossmyloof Care Home, 80 Titwood Road, Glasgow, G41 2DJ, will now take place on Thursday 7th August 2025 between 2pm – 7pm at Queen’s Park Baptist Church (The Point), Thornwood Suite, 180 Queen’s Drive, Glasgow, G42 8QD.
This is prior to submission of the formal planning application.
Members of the project team will be available to answer any questions on the day of the event, similarly a dedicated email has been set up for any online enquiries – titwoodroad@iceniprojects.com.
The latest newsletter has arrived, just in time for our next event, Bungo in the Back Lanes. If it hasn’t made it through your door already, you can
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How local shops are changing the face of Southside. Making it a better place to live than the Westend.
As reported in this MSN article.
The latest newsletter has arrived, just in time for our next event, Window Wanderland. If it hasn’t made it through your door already, you can
Note the workshop to help you plan for Window Wanderland is this Saturday at The Point. Details in the newsletter.
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As someone who has his own pick up stick to clear litter from the area around the bins at the bottom of the QS/RPS back lane I would love to join the Bungo Clean Ups that you organise. However, it always happens 11-1 on Sunday, which is just when I am in church! Could you vary the times a bit, so I can both help clean up Strathbungo and worship? Cleanliness is next to godliness! Julyan Lidstone
The latest newsletter has arrived, just in time for our AGM! If it hasn’t made it through your door already, you can
Note there’s an error in the printed version of the newsletter; the AGM is next Tuesday, 12th November, not 19th as stated in the headline. Apologies.
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The latest newsletter has arrived, just in time for Bungo in the Back Lanes! If it hasn’t made it through your door already, you can
As well as Back Lanes news, there’s an update on parking restrictions, Queens Park Arena, and local news.
Thanks again to Kem Gammie for editing. If you want to write something for the newsletter, or even better if you fancy helping edit it or laying it out, please get in touch.
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Cllr Ghani has passed on a communication from council officers on the enforcement of the ban on pavement parking. It clarfies the council’s current position very well.
Essentially they have divided Glasgow’s roads up into ones where they will enforce the ban, becasue there is no issue (e.g. Pollokshields Road, Titwood Road) and those where they will defer enforcement while further work is undertaken (e.g. most of Strathbungo’s Squares and Gardens).
Our interpretation is that pavement parking will remain technically illegal, but there will be no enforcement, and no further nagging warning notes, until further notice, on roads coloured green. I suspect that might be for quite a while given the scale of the task.
Note there are some exceptions. The ban will be enforced on Titwood Road, Nitshdale Street, and at some of the entrances to the Squares, where the road is wider. Check the map; purple streets will have the ban enforced, green will not.
Map showing which streets will have the ban enforced (purple).
The latest newsletter has arrived. If it hasn’t made it through your door already, you can
It’s a mixture of Window Wanderland, the history of Moray Park (where?), bins, Southside U3A and Bungo at the Bells.
Thanks to Kem Gammie for getting this one out. If you want to write something for the newsletter, or even better if you fancy helping edit it or laying it out, please get in touch.
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