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Citizens are being asked for their opinions on Glasgow City Council’s budgets for 2016/17 and 2017/18 as part of a citywide consultation launched today. Please do read the Media Release below which gives you an overview of the background to … Continue reading →

Here are the detailed plans which ScotRail have announced to cope with the impending closure of Glasgow Queen Street High Level services from 20th March 2016. http://www.scotrail.co.uk/QueenStreetTunnel We would advise you to read the complete document – but their statement … Continue reading →

Although the proposed plant is not within our area, concerns have been raised by local residents at our meetings about these plans.  For the latest news, published by The Evening Times, please see the link below.  Above photo copyright Colin … Continue reading →

This coming Sunday. 10th JANUARY, THE CLEVEDEN COMMUNITY CLUB are opening the doors once more for an afternoon of fun. It would be lovely to see many old and new members. The swimming pool will be open as usual, as is … Continue reading →

The first Meeting of the year is on Thursday 21st January at The Kelvindale Bowling Club, 91a Baronald Drive.  7.30 – 9.00pm.      

The Scottish Government has today launched its broadest ever initiative to gather views on what the people of Scotland would like from their police service.  The information gathered will be used to develop new Strategic Policing Priorities, the framework set … Continue reading →

As you may remember, the Cleveden Community Club held an EGM on the 29th of November 2015. This message is to give you a quick summary of the outcomes, and to announce new dates for 2016. The Cleveden Community Club … Continue reading →

This year St John’s Renfield Church is trying something new for the Christmas Eve Family Service! As well as the usual Christingle celebration, we want to welcome the children (and adults too if they want) to come along and join … Continue reading →

It would appear that, due to the closure of the Forth Road Bridge,  the service between Anniesland to Glasgow Queen Street, via Maryhill is being reduced to “one per hour.”  This of course includes services from Kelvindale station. The official … Continue reading →