Our long running project, started in 2014, to develop a civic space at Letherby Triangle is nearing an important milestone with the submission of the… Read More »Letherby Triangle planning application now open for comments
3 minute video from Waltham Forest, London (Living Streets) Interactive website:https://www.common-wealth.co.uk/interactive-digital-projects/gnd-glasgow/street-view Case studies of low traffic neighbourhoods around the UK (Guardian website – 2000 words)https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2020/nov/16/i-got-it-wrong-since-the-changes-its-become-more-vibrant-life-in-an-ltn… Read More »Some ideas for safer streets
We are delighted to publish the report of our final consultation on plans to regenerate the area known as Letherby Triangle. There was strong engagement… Read More »Published: Final Letherby Triangle Consultation Report
Our latest newsletter is now being delivered to every address in Mount Florida.
Read More »Newsletter, March 2020We held our Annual General Meeting on 22nd October and the Chair gave the report below.
Read More »Chairperson report 2019Press Release:
A community council in Glasgow’s southside has received a significant grant to plan a new civic space at the entrance to Hampden.
Read More »£50,000 Funding Awarded to Mount Florida Civic SpaceWe’re inviting residents of Mount Florida aged 16+ to put themselves forward to join the Community Council.
Read More »Nominations invited for new community councillorsWe have learnt from residents in the last few days that Mount Florida Bowling Club is facing an imminent threat of closure due to ‘lack of members’.
Measures to improve surface water drainage were given planning permission. The measures include ‘rain gardens’ on the roadside on Aikenhead Road and Kings Park Avenue. See our previous post on this topic here. As of July 2018, it was anticipated that work would start January 2019.
Here we pass on answers to issues raised by MoFloCoCo, received from a GCC Development and Regeneration Services official in July 2018.
Press Release:
A southside community project to create a new civic space, at the gateway to Hampden, has taken a big step forward thanks to securing two new pots of money.