Govan facelift begins
November 8th, 2007The first phase of Central Govan Action Plan costing £3.5 million, starts this month at Orkney Street.
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The first phase of Central Govan Action Plan costing £3.5 million, starts this month at Orkney Street.
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Sandy Graham has gained a First for himself and for Sunny Govan radio where he is a key volunteer.
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Derek and Helen Tyrrell, the newly appointed Commanding Officers at the Govan Citadel of the Salvation Army, have great plans for Govan and its residents.
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Govan is a major marker on Lisa Tobias’s road to world success.
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Govan’s Pearce Institute (PI) has been granted £100,000 from the Big Lottery just as the floor of the McLeod Hall in the building was made to look like new by local specialist McKay of Harmony Square.
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An outbreak of vomiting and diarrhoea at the Southern General Hospital has closed three wards.
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Glasgow’s bid to host the 2014 Commonwealth Games has found an unlikely supporter in the shape of a Nigerian living in the Southside.
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The Pearce Institute (PI) in Govan, which closed in November 2001 for almost two years because of financial problems, is facing a severe funding shortfall once again.
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For £1 million, community enterprise Govan Workspace Ltd has bought five and a half acres of former shipyard land in Holmfauld Road where they will create 130,000 square feet of quality office and industrial accommodation.
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BAE systems welcomed the next generation of Clyde shipbuilders to their Scotstoun yard in August when 88 new apprentices were inducted into their new careers.
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