We bring together public, private, community and voluntary organisations with the aim of designing and delivering better, more joined-up services for Glasgow.
The Scottish Fire and Rescue Service invites you to share your views on the draft Local Fire and Rescue Plan for your local authority area. You have until 15/10/26 to help shape your Local Fire and Rescue Plan. Click the link to have your say!
https://t.co/6LOWut3Iyh
Castlemilk Community Council needs your help!
The Locality Plan survey will help identify gaps in the community + develop an action plan + give us the evidence we need to work with stakeholders to make changes in the community.
Please fill in the survey: https://t.co/7ShZEhCZo9
Check out the latest edition of the PHS newsletter and read the latest news, blogs and publications from the PHS website. 💻
View the latest newsletter and subscribe below 🔽 https://t.co/M17CijwFKm
Cassiltoun Housing Association are recruiting a part-time fixed term Community Connector to deliver the Place Based Programme in Castlemilk and work with stakeholders and community partners to action the Locality Plan.
More information here👇
https://t.co/QFP52oxjim
🚨 We're holding public consultation meetings across Scotland as part of our Service Delivery Review.
Next week we're in:
📍 Yorkhill, Glasgow
📍 Cowcaddens, Glasgow
📍 Springburn, Glasgow
📍 Govan, Glasgow
👉 Details and confirm attendance: https://t.co/g0gsVhPTS4
@fire_scot
We have an updated edition to our 'Summary of Community Options' in conjunction with our partners, outlining:
Alternatives to Prosecution, Remand and Custody
Please share to increase understanding of sentencing options and community alternatives to prison!
https://t.co/K4oxZl6yOf
We are delighted to share our 2024 Community Justice Glasgow Annual Reporter! Highlighting the exceptional work by our Partners to reduce reoffending, support victims, and make Glasgow a safer, more inclusive place to live, work, and visit.
Please share!
https://t.co/LBQG2OcZV2
Check out our summary version Community Justice Outcomes Improvement Plan. It concisely explains what community justice in Glasgow looks like, our vision, how we will achieve it and our values and focus. Feel free to share!
https://t.co/cS0y7P7phj
Check out this podcast from @uoessps which celebrates the ASSIST service on their 20th anniversary. ASSIST is a free, phone based, independent domestic abuse advocacy service, covering from Oban to Stranraer
https://t.co/RyOyXnaKqa
As the Chair if the Hate Crime Working Group I am pleased our City of Glasgow is a safe place for all. Please report anything which you witness as a hate crime as this will not be tolerated. #NoPlaceForHate#SafePlaceForAll
Time is running out to take part on the consultation on the best design and location for Tall Buildings - a number of these are being built and planned for in and around the city centre, so this is a topical issue.
More info / take part 👉 https://t.co/Shd4LKyopz
Quick reminder! Info session on the latest #GlasgowWellbeingFund is tomorrow at 10am (Thurs). If you can't make it, there's new guidance on our website and related sessions at the link below. For any enquiries please email [email protected] https://t.co/z8MPIDa3td
Reminder that the updated Recovery Walk Scotland date is Saturday 12th October, head to @RecWalkScot to find out how to register!
We can’t wait! #RecoveryWalkScotland
The Equally Safe Delivery Plan is now published, containing the key deliverables and actions that will enable Scotland to prevent and eradicate violence against women and girls and the underlying attitudes and systems that perpetuate it.
https://t.co/FEBsy1XPiD
Police Scotland advise there is no intel to suggest there will be disorder in Glasgow similar to other parts of UK
To ensure residents & orgs feel-and are-supported, Glasgow City Council created a page to signpost/advise/guide those looking for support
👉https://t.co/O3fEURU5nC
Officers have been carrying out road safety speed checks on Springburn Road, Glasgow on Friday 28 June in response to community concerns of speeding in the local area.
To share concerns about your area, take part in the #YourPolice Survey here: https://t.co/8c6IX1l47d
📸 Planning to vote in person at the UK Parliamentary (general) election on 4 July?
Remember to bring valid photo ID with you to the polling station. Acceptable forms include your passport, driving license, bus pass or Young Scot card.
More info👉 https://t.co/TzMCvOlXtf
For the first time at a UK general election, you will need to show photo ID at a polling place.
Accepted forms of photo ID include: passport, driving licence, older or disabled persons bus pass, & Young Scot card.
Find the full list of accepted ID 👉https://t.co/0OAz0J9q4B