Wednesday 29 June 2022

Future Surgeries in 2022

I will be available to meet residents with concerns within local libraries.

Please note the following information about my surgeries:-

1st Friday of each month from August 2022 from 2 - 3pm, at seating in Woodside Library.

3rd Friday of each month from August from 2 - 3pm, at seating in Hillhead Library.

You can drop - in or book an appointment in advance by email or text message. 

Also, I can meet by appointment using MS teams on the following days:-

1st Wednesday of each month from August 2022 from 7 - 8pm

3rd Wednesday of each month from August 2022 from 7 - 8pm

I can continue to meet outdoors in local public parks by appointment only.

I look forward to hearing from you. 

Thankyou.

Glasgow University Campus Development

An update of the Glasgow University Campus Development Plan was shared at a community engagement event on Monday 13th June. Attendees were provided with an overview of the construction works.

View of University Place with limited car parking spaces

There are residents living within University Place who are seeking reassurance that new buildings will not infringe on their privacy. There were questions raised about lighting, cleaning and office design. It is anticipated that further dialogue with residents will take place to resolve their concerns. 

There is a festival called Arcadia planned by the University to celebrate the opening of the new campus facilities in September 2022.

Civic Street Open Days over the Summer

On Saturday 4th June, I attended the open day at Civic Street to support discussions on ideas to enhance open space and accessibility at Civic House. There are opportunities to get involved by attending other open days over the Summer.

Reference is made to local heritage
Ideas for ways to improve the area include changes to street layout
Information about future open days on 2nd July, 6th August and 3rd September
View of existing open space area between Civic Street and Garscube Road

You are very welcome at the open days, where practical workshops are available to support wildlife, reuse, repair, recycling and cycling.


Shorelines Project mural for Cop26

This month, I found the Shorelines Project's mural on a walkabout of Edington Street.  It transforms the streetscape with an image of Mother Earth.

Views of the 45 metre long mural.

The renowned activist and artists, Gustavo Chavez Pavon produced this mural to commemorate Cop26 on the Scottish Opera's Edington Street Production Studios. More details at: https://theshorelinesproject.com/project/a-dream-for-life-and-freedom-glasgow/