Prince keeps his eye on Gorbals
August 9th, 2007Prince Charles has selected Crown Street development in Gorbals as one of three examples of good, sustainable regeneration in the UK.
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Prince Charles has selected Crown Street development in Gorbals as one of three examples of good, sustainable regeneration in the UK.
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There was an extra sparkle from the Sinatra Quartet playing at Laurie’s in King Street in July.
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Women in Gorbals aged between 50 and 70 will be receiving appointments for breast screening from now till mid-October.
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The Lord Provost of Glasgow, Robert Winter, made his first visit to Gorbals’ Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice in July in his capacity as the charity’s President.
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Happiness beamed from the Tamil speaking Catholics who gathered to celebrate mass in their own language recently in Gorbals.
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Josie Livingston MBE officially opened the new Gorbals Law Centre and Money Advice Centre by cutting symbolic ‘red tape.’
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Around 20 professionals from various sectors were put under the spotlight as they were asked some interesting questions from inquisitive primary school children at the annual I Can Do Anything Conference.
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School pupils across Glasgow have been involved in an art competition to help promote National Food Safety Week, organised by the Food and Drink Federation.
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Jimmy Mutter, Councillor for 22 years in Gorbals till he stood down in May this year, was honoured at the Gorbal Fair last month.
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More than 88 children from Blackfriars and St. Francis Primary Schools in Gorbals came together last month to learn about Anti-Sectarianism.
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