Residents in Birness Drive, Pollokshaws, are among the first in the city to benefit from the 9 million Glasgow Housing Association is investing in Neighbourhood Quality Improvement schemes.
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People voted with their feet to make the 3rd Pollokshaws Carnival a great success.
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From now until March 9, Pollokshaws Library will have reading events on Friday afternoons at 2.30pm as part of the nationwide Abolition of Slavery anniversary programme. The book being discussed will be Andrea Levy’s ‘Small Island’ the story of black immigrants to Britain.

In only its second year, Pollokshaws Carnival is becoming a key feature of Refugee Week in Glasgow. Organised by Pollokshaws Settlement and Integration Network, it was held earlier this summer at the Bengal Street pitch.
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Celebrations are underway at St Conval’s Primary in Pollokshaws which is 100 years old.
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Directors of Pollokshaws Burgh Hall Trust have honoured John Maclean – a founding father of  the Scottish Labour Party who lived in Pollokshaws – by naming a refurbished room in the building after him. • Full story »

Three men’s health clinics in the Southside are to close due to a lack of funding. • Full story »