Promise for Gorbals
October 23rd, 2006Willie Haughey, Chairman of Scottish Enterprise Glasgow, has promised the people of Gorbals ‘a community centre they can be proud of.’
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Willie Haughey, Chairman of Scottish Enterprise Glasgow, has promised the people of Gorbals ‘a community centre they can be proud of.’
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A 15-year-old boy was attacked by a gang at a bus stop in Cathcart Road as he waited for a lift from his parents in what police called a ‘senseless attack’.
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Scotland Street school museum will close through the winter months in a money saving move by Glasgow City Council (GCC).
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Govan’s Pearce Institute reported another ‘successful year’ and discussed changes for the historic building at their Annual General Meeting, held in their brand new café.
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Govan Initiative has a new Chief Executive. Alison Sinclair replaced Damien Yeates at the end of September after he took up his new appointment as Chief Executive of the Scottish University for Industry.
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Pollokshields’ Hidden Gardens had more than 20 pairs of helping hands to create new facilities using their £5000 worth of stock from B&Q.
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Dogs from all over the UK were in Pollok Park to compete in the Govan and District Dog Training Club’s Championship Obedience show.
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Braehead’s basketball team, the Scottish Phoenix Honda Rocks, will enjoy increased exposure thanks to a new TV sponsorship deal and National Community Development Programme.
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Cowglen Golf Club Secretary Ronald Jamieson (pictured right) is delighted to receive a cheque for £11,772 from Greg Shelton and Neil Holmes of the consultancy Water Audit Services.
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Following Scottish Executive decisions to improve the nation’s health, major changes are under way on health service structures and delivery.
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