A statue of Wallace, the famous 19th-century fire dog from Glasgow, was unveiled at Central Station. Lead by the efforts of North Glasgow woman Jean Dallas, the sculpture was created through community efforts, honoring his legacy and educating visitors about this local legend. Read more here.
Join ng homes for the Community Networking Breakfast on twice in October - Friday 2 October and Friday 30 October - 10 am to 12 noon, Saracen House (139 Saracen Street, G22 5AZ). Network, share resources, and build partnerships with local organizations. Contact for more details.
Positive Possil is supporting Scotland Loves Local Week 2026, focusing on 'Flying the Flag for Local Businesses.' From June 13-20, events will emphasize the importance of shopping local to strengthen communities and boost regional economies.
Easter treats were gathered and distributed to North Glasgow families thanks through the power of partnership working. Read more here.
A new Social Enterprise Centre is set to open in Possilpark, Glasgow thanks to the Scottish Government's Regeneration Capital Grant Fund, aiming to become a hub for innovation and growth.
