Author Archives: Kelvindale Community Council

LOCATION: Cleveden Road – Between Dawsholm Road (roundabout) and Dorchester Avenue (Ward 23)  First Issued: Tuesday 3rd July 2018 DESCRIPTION: Due to carriageway resurfacing works, Cleveden Road will be closed at Dawsholm Road and Dorchester Avenue (across the canal bridge).  The closure … Continue reading →

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From Glasgow City Council. To help support the work being undertaken around the Public Transport challenge we have developed an online survey, which we hope will allow us to reach a much wider audience.  The consultation was made available on … Continue reading →

Scottish Water have sent us the following E-mail. Good Afternoon,  My company are currently carrying out Water Main Improvements in Glasgow and are due to start in Cleveden Road on 30th April 2018.  The project is to improve water quality and … Continue reading →

WE HAVE RECEIVED THIS FROM GLASGOW CITY COUNCIL. IT WOULD APPEAR THAT OUR BINS WILL NOW BE COLLECTED ONCE A FORTNIGHT. THE BIN REPLACEMENT PROGRAMME. What is the Bin Replacement Programme (BRP)? The BRP will remove approximately 50,000 small metal … Continue reading →

In response to all the questions about our side roads and when the situation will improve, our thank you to Councillor Martin Rhodes who has sent the latest information he has received from Glasgow City Council. Obviously, the situation changes … Continue reading →

Wednesday 28th February.  ALL SERVICES TODAY ARE CANCELLED – PLEASE SEE THEIR WEBSITE FOR REGULAR UPDATES.   http://www.nationalrail.co.uk/service_disruptions/185256.aspx  

  A CASUALTY unit is to re-open in the Glasgow‘s West End following a “significant spike” in patient numbers over the cold snap. From January 3, patients suffering from broken bones, cuts and other minor injuries will have access to emergency … Continue reading →

  UPDATE 9TH MARCH 2018.  SCOTTISH GAS NETWORKS HAVE APPEALED AGAINST THE DECISION.     We have just been informed that the Gas Holders have been given LISTED BUILDING STATUS CATEGORY B by Historic Environment Scotland. This means they were … Continue reading →