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Major changes coming to Glasgow roundabout branded 'dangerous' for pedestrians (opens the original)
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Dangerous roads surrounding a huge busy roundabout in the West End are set to get up to seven new pedestrian crossings. Residents face dashing across roads between heavy constant traffic near the Thornwood roundabout while local schoolchildren have reported avoiding it altogether. Now the first new pedestrian crossing has been installed thanks to the work of local community councils and councillor Lana Reid-McConnell who have been calling for Glasgow City Council to introduce the safety improvem
Plans to build 450 Glasgow homes to move forward after more than decade (opens the original)
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Find, save and share Public Notices that affect you in the area. The Public Notice Portal carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers and is the fastest and most effective way of finding out what is happening in YOUR neighbourhood. Plans to build Glasgow homes on a demolished high rise site are starting to move forward after more than a decade. A total of 450 homes are to be built on derelict land where the Red Road tower blocks once sat. Wheatley Homes is set to construct aff
AI technology at traffic lights to be expanded in Glasgow (opens the original)
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AI technology at traffic lights is set to be expanded in Glasgow in a bid to prioritise buses. Paisley Road West and Aitkenhead Road will join Pollokshaws Road for the introduction of the technology. The aim is to give buses more priority at key junctions and reduce delays on busy roads. Speaking at the council’s most recent city administration committee, Angus Millar, SNP, said the investment will allow the council to “progress further our innovative AI traffic signal optimisation project”. The
Irish Franciscans to leave Glasgow parish after 158 years (opens the original)
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A "special" Gorbals church is undergoing a major "difficult" change as a much-loved Catholic order is withdrawing from the parish. Three priests will leave the John Duns Scotus chapel as the Irish Franciscans who have been in the Gorbals since 1866 prepare to depart. Parishioner Joseph McCauley said he is "devastated" by the news and explained the chapel is home to a very special weekly novena where people can call in with their problems for prayers. Now the care of the parish is to be handed ba
Glasgow children unable to use gardens as housing associations refuse fence repairs (opens the original)
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Children are unable to play in some Glasgow gardens due to broken fences, according to a councillor who says social landlords are not making maintenance a priority. Councillor Robert Mooney said there are cases of kids being unable to go out in gardens as “housing associations have refused to fix their fences”. Speaking at yesterday’s council meeting, the Labour local politician said “more and more” constituents “are complaining about the state of garden maintenance” and fences falling down. He
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