Councillor fighting to get cycle path added to neglected Glasgow park
Councillor Anthony Carroll hopes Glasgow City Council can win funding to create the active travel route across Hogarth Park.
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Councillor Anthony Carroll hopes Glasgow City Council can win funding to create the active travel route across Hogarth Park.
Children have been happily settling into their brand-new nursery - the first ever in Glasgow to be built in a park.
A train station for Parkhead and a nearby old railway line being transformed into a cycle path are new plans emerging to improve East End areas.
Derelict East End land to be transformed for takeaway and new homes DERELICT land in Glasgow’s East End could be the new home of six new residential flats and a hot food takeaway store. A planning application for the space at 1042 Tollcross Road has been submitted to the city council bosses for consideration. If successful it will include two commercial units as well as the apartments over four storeys, like the buildings already situated along the street. READ MORE: Neil Rothnie Architecture will provide parking for the properties to the back of the site which will be accessed th...
Hogarth Park nursery plans PLANS to build a nursery in Hogarth Park have been given the go-ahead. Glasgow City Council’s education team submitted the bid to help meet the Scottish Government’s pledge to provide 1140 hours of free early learning and childcare for all children aged three to five. The new nursery, in the south east corner of the park, will be able to accommodate 87 children. “To deliver this 1140 expansion, the council is committed to providing new build early learning and childcare facilities in areas where high demand for early years places exceeds existing physi...