Information on the planning application for Domino’s Pizza can be found on the the HKA Planning Section and the Glasgow City Council Planning Portal.
HKA Info Page: http://hka.scot/planning/dominos-pizza-application-at-anniesland-cross/
Affordable Warmth Dividend 2017
The Affordable Warmth Dividend scheme allows residents of the city who are 80 or over by 31st March 2017 to apply for a £100 payment from the council to help them keep warm during winter. The application process is open from 1st November 2016 to 31st March 2017.
Those residents who received the dividend last year will automatically be sent a letter advising them it is available again, which they should sign and return.
Further, anyone that Glasgow City Council can identify from our records who has become eligible in the last year will also automatically receive a letter and application form urging them to apply
Further information can be obtained by visiting online: https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/affordablewarmth or by calling 0141-287-7961.
FAQ PDF can be viewed here: https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=25855&p=0
Knightswood BMX Centre – Public Consultation
Want to know more about the proposed knightswood BMX Centre?
Come along to out public consultation in Knightswood Community Centre to meet representatives from Glasgow City Council, Glasgow Life and Glasgow 2018 European Championships who will prove more information and answer any questions you might have.
HEEPS: Equity Loan Scheme
The HEEPS: Equity loan scheme is a Scottish Government pilot programme which aims to give homeowners and landlords with properties in the Argyll and Bute, Glasgow City and Perth and Kinross local authority areas access to funding to make improvements to the energy efficiency of the property and make repairs to the fabric of the building. Funding will be in the form of an equity loan and will allow homeowners to borrow against the value of their home.
Find out more:
http://www.energysavingtrust.org.uk/scotland/grants-loans/heeps/heeps-equity-loan-scheme
Improvements to Glasgow’s Recycling Services
Glasgow City Council are making improvements to recycling services across the city. These improvements will increase the level of service offered to all residents in kerbside, tenement and flatted properties meaning we can avoid sending more of our household waste to landfill and help contribute to the aims of the Scottish Government’s Zero Waste Plan.
The changes include:
- The introduction of a food waste recycling service to kerbside properties between January and March 2016;
- Improving infrastructure in flats and tenements to help residents to use the communal blue bin recycling service more easily;
- The introduction of a food waste recycling service to flats and tenements between April 2016 and March 2017.
By collecting food waste the council can recover value from it when it is recycled and turned into agricultural fertiliser or energy. Whether you live in a flat, tenement or kerbside property the council will contact you in advance prior to any changes taking place. Glasgow City Council will also be launching a city wide campaign in early 2016 to ensure everyone knows how to recycle and use their existing and new recycling services.
To find out when the changes are coming to your area and for the latest updates please check the GCC website: https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=18650