There is a Glasgow Tool Library that supports sharing of resources. This is a positive development for anyone interested in accessing tools for gardening, DIY and general maintenance activity.
The tool library is open on Saturdays, 12-4pm at Civic House, 26 Civic Street, Glasgow, G4 9RH. Further information is available from twitter @GLA_TL
Monday, 30 September 2019
Plastic pollution and our oceans
The issue of single use plastic continues to be raised as a major concern for residents. I have received useful information from the Marine Conservation Society to refer to.
Leaflet on living without single use plastic items.
There is a campaign in support of the Global Ocean Treaty organised by Greenpeace.
Major changes at University Place
This week, I completed a walkabout within University Place to check on access routes as a resident complained about missed bin collections from Sutherland Lane.
This area is under development as part of the University of Glasgow Campus Plans. As a consequence, there are major changes to the traffic management in University Place. There is no longer unrestricted parking and now, a one way route operates from University Avenue for vehicles.
Access for pedestrians and cyclists is retained in both directions on University Place. The end of unrestricted car parking is major change to this street. It will be transformed over the next year with landscaping works and improved civic space for the west end.
One way route for vehicles on University Place from University Avenue.
This area is under development as part of the University of Glasgow Campus Plans. As a consequence, there are major changes to the traffic management in University Place. There is no longer unrestricted parking and now, a one way route operates from University Avenue for vehicles.
Access is maintained to empty bins via Sutherland Lane.
View of footway.
Keep on running
Yesterday, I joined thousands of runners in the Great Scottish Run 10K which started at George Square.
The weather conditions were ideal. I finished the route at Glasgow Green in 1 hour and 20 minutes. Thanks to the many supporters and musicians who helped to keep me going.
At the starting line in Cochrane Street.
The weather conditions were ideal. I finished the route at Glasgow Green in 1 hour and 20 minutes. Thanks to the many supporters and musicians who helped to keep me going.
Sunday, 22 September 2019
Park Quadrant Development
This month, I have completed a walkabout at Park Circus Lane and Park Quadrant to observe the changes taking part at the new development.
View of Park Circus Lane
View of footpath between existing flats and the new development
New flats with entrance at Park Quadrant.
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