
You can watch our video guide to recycling on YouTube at https://youtu.be/oFGHA1HfVMQ

You can watch our video guide to recycling on YouTube at https://youtu.be/oFGHA1HfVMQ
The Scottish Government public consultation on litter and flytipping in Scotland, supported by Zero Waste Scotland, the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA) and Keep Scotland Beautiful, has launched today.
The 15-week public consultation will seek the views of stakeholders and the wider public on the aims and objectives that will form the National Litter and Flytipping Strategy for Scotland, due to launch in 2022.
This is an important opportunity for everyone to have their say and input into the proposed strategy.
Consultation closes 31st March 2022
A four-week public engagement process on the future design of George Square – Glasgow’s principal civic, ceremonial and cultural space – and the surrounding Avenues began on 11 February.
The online engagement will consider the design of Block C of Glasgow City Council’s ambitious Avenues Programme – funded by the Glasgow City Region City Deal – comprising George Square and approximately 2.5km of the surrounding streetscape.
Those interested in taking part in the engagement, or looking for more information, should go to: https://www.ourplaceglasgow.com/.
An application has been received for Installation of 18m telecommunications monopole, associated cabinets and ancillary works (22/00071/PNT). Closing date for comments is Wed 23 Feb 2022
A planning application has been received for Erection of single storey extension to rear of dwellinghouse. Last date for comments Mon 07 Feb 2022. Reference 21/03777/FUL
An application has been received for use of public footpath as external seating area associated with adjacent licensed premises and installation of canopies. Last date for comments Mon 07 Feb 2022. Reference 21/03773/FUL
The community council have formed a working group aimed at tackling the problems of litter and fly-tipping in the area. We’re looking for creative solutions aimed at prevention rather than just litter picking (although we might do some of that too at times). If you’re interested in being part of that group, please get in touch. Meetings are the second Tuesday of the month.
You can also view the plans for the redevelopment of Shawlands Arcade on the project website https://shawlandsarcade.com/ There’s currently no official active consultation but you can also see information from the previous consultation on the same site. You can contact the developers with questions, or register for updates on the proposals by emailing enquiries@shawlandsarcade.com or calling 0800 987 5990
If there is further public consultation or a planning application is lodged, further details will be published here. The Community Council welcomes your views on the development at any time by email or by commenting on this post.


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