The next Council Meeting is –
Thursday 21 November 2019.
7.30pm-9.00pm.
Kelvindale Bowling Club
91a Baronald Drive.-
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Tag Archives: 11
bus latest
As you’ve probably noticed, the short-lived M11 bus is already no more, replaced by a service between Clydebank and Gartnavel Hospital via Kelvindale. Obviously, this means that the bus service from Kelvindale into the city centre is gone. Despite First … Continue reading
no.11 bus
this from Councillor John Letford – I have just spoken to First Group regarding their proposals for the no.11. Supposedly, this will be withdrawn and replaced with the no.44, which will apparently increase frequency to one every 20 mins (rather … Continue reading
