The paper version of the LOCAL NEWS for SOUTHSIDERS is now in full colour, marking the start of the paper’s 10th year serving the communities of Glasgow’s Southside.
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Work has started on the Tramway site to build an £11 million new home for Scottish Ballet.
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Communities Minister Des McNulty was put on the spot by Lyn Ewing, Chairperson of Govanhill Housing Association when he officially opened their £4 million new headquarters building in the former Royal Samaritan Hospital.
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Thirty one year old Robert Kelly of Jamieson Street, Govanhill has been charged with the murder of Nessa Mechen, the local credit agent who disappeared on 30 August 2002 on her regular round.
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With tremendous local support, The Dixon Community in Govanhill has purchased a new, 15-seater, mini bus – their third in three years.
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A group of pupils from Craigholme School in Pollokshields, went to a sleepover with a difference in London at the end of last term.
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The world famous Toryglen tower block seen in the Sony Bravia tv advert being covered in paint, is now a pile of gray rubble.
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More than 8000 people held their breath waiting for HMS Dauntless, the Clyde-built warship to slip into the water at BAE Systems in Govan.
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The ‘Every Dog Has Its Day’ Show, organised by Greater Govan Environment Trust last autumn, won the UK Groundbreaker Award.
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While our music writer Loretta Galloway copes with a career change (good luck in the new job Loretta! and thank you for all your hard work on the music column) we have reeled in film fan Alasdair Kearney to give us the update on films new and old.
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