Glasgow Lord Provost, Philip Braat, recently visited North Glasgow to meet with some amazing businesses, groups and volunteers to say ‘Thank You’ for supporting the community throughout the pandemic.
ng homes have teamed up with Scottish Fire and Rescue Service (SFRS), Police Scotland and local community organisations to provide and deliver afternoon teas to elderly residents and those who are shielding in the North Glasgow community.
It was a festive morning in Possilpark with carolling by the Christmas tree on Saracen Street and gift-giving elves!
A new cancer support service has launched to help people living with or beyond cancer, their family, friends or carers, and people who are bereaved.
Possilpark Parent and Toddlers group began in October 2014 after a consultation with local parents highlighted the need for provision within the area. The aim of the group is to provide a safe environment where children and adults can spend time together. Children have the opportunity to mix and share with other children whilst playing and learning and the adults can socialise, share experien...
Monthly event for people over 50 in North Glasgow.
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Pictured: CEO Robert Tamburrini, Vice Chairperson Bill Rossine, Carol Noble (Director of Keep Scotland Beautiful) and Regeneration Manage...
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Witness the amazing achievements of social inclusion and employability programme Pitstops and its participants as the first ever all fema...
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