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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Angry residents are campaigning to stop Southside Housing Association building on two small parks in Pollokshields.
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The fate of Gorbals’ St Francis Centre appears to hinge on discussion between Glasgow City Council and the Archdiocese of Glasgow about who would pay for the repair and upkeep of the building which was vacated in 1991 by the Franciscans partly because of costs.
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LOCAL NEWS Columnist Colin Mackie launched his new ‘City of the Dead’ book, co-written with Paul O’Cuinn, at the Mitchell Library in October.
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The £350 million shopping destination at Pollok opened last month, after an all-night marathon to clear building control.
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A VAT scam of gigantic proportions is being carried out by Glasgow Housing Association (GHA) claim owner occupiers who use the company as their factor.
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Bellahouston Academy pupils have moved a mountain in Swaziland.
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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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Govanhill residents felt a huge sense of relief after the Parkview Hotel for homeless people at 72-74 Queens Drive was refused a licence as a House of Multiple Occupancy (HMO) at an appeal hearing in the Burgh Court Hall last month.
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…and so the Govanhill Baths Community Trust’s new charity shop at 73 Calder Street was declared open by Elaine C Smith, actress and comedienne.
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