The Community Council recently featured in the Glasgow Magazine covering the Queen’s Park Performance Space project. The article also covered how you can help by joining the Community Council. Our AGM will be held on Monday 5th October so if you are interested in finding out more about how to join, please email secretary@lbccc.org.uk.
The full article can be found here: Glasgow Magazine Article
A public meeting was held on Wednesday, 8th October to discuss the proposals for the Camphill Bluebell Woods & Meadow.
UPDATE: A report of the meeting and the next steps can be found by clicking on the following links:
Some of the residents in Camphill Avenue / Edgemont Street area have made some suggestions for creating a more desirable area in the land beyond no.53 Camphill Avenue.
The document & map below detail the proposals and if you have any comments, please email jan@lbccc.org.uk
Camphill Woods & Meadow Proposals
Langside, Battlefield & Camphill Community Council will have a stall in the glasshouse during the festival on Saturday. We look forward to seeing you all there!
Pupils at Hutchesons’ Grammar School have created a podcast of the Langside Heritage Trail. We are delighted to host this podcast which you can download directly from this site as an MP3 and is compatible with all common media players (or if you use iTunes you can add the podcast directly).
Public consultations are taking place on the following topics:
Pollokshaws Road Streamline Route: If you have any comments to make about whether this bus and taxi route works, location of bus stops, safety issues etc. please send your comments to chair@lbccc.org.uk by Monday 30th June so that the Community Council’s response can take your views into account.
Future of Glasgow’s Allotments: A consultation paper from Land Services is published and is available for your comments on Glasgow City Council’s website.
Community Councils: The Scottish Government has launched a consultation on their website and welcome your opinions.
We are a group of local people who want to improve our area and speak up on issues that matter to local residents. We meet on the first Monday of every month (except bank holidays) and councillors and community police officers normally attend, but meetings are open to the public. Five community councillors represent each of the areas Battlefield, Camphill and Langside. Why not join us?
If you want to check if you live in the Langside, Battlefield & Camphill Community Council area, enter your details on the Glasgow City Council eCitizen portal below, then click on ‘Property Details’.
http://www.glasgow.gov.uk/en/OnlineServices/locationsearch.htm?searchtype=mynearest