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December 9, 2020

Pollok’s Story: G53Together

From the battlements of Crookston Castle on the South West fringes of the city, Greater Pollok’s neighbourhoods peek out from between trees and parklands. Your eye can follow the Levern Water as it winds its way through thickets of small community green spaces and towering urban woodland that divides an assortment of dwellings from the […]

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October 17, 2020

Our Southside Flat Renovation Story

We always knew we wanted to return to Scotland to live, having spent 8 years in Edinburgh after university and then moved to Wales. Fast forward 20-odd years, with a redundancy and in need of a change in lifestyle, we found ourselves viewing a tired-looking little flat in Shawlands. The plan was to have somewhere […]

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August 20, 2020

Doors Open Day: Pollok Park and Govanhill podcasts

Doors Open Day 2020 Heritage Trail Podcasts launched   As part of  Glasgow Doors Open Day – which has gone virtual this year – we’ve launched our new podcast series: ‘Southside Explorations‘. Subscribe on a range of platforms including Apple and Spotify and walk alongside our local experts as they explore Glasgow’s Southside and the […]

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June 23, 2020

Maxwell Park and Pollokshields Burgh Hall

  Maxwell Park and Pollokshields Burgh Hall have a fascinating history, involving barrage balloons, West Indies slave plantations, and freemasons.   Maxwell Park   In 1887, Scottish politician, baronet, and philanthropist Sir John Stirling Maxwell gifted the land that is now Maxwell Park to the burgh of Pollokshields, for the development of Pollokshields Burgh Halls […]

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June 19, 2020

Queen’s Park Maps Project

Many of our 2020 projects were placed on hold when we all went into lockdown. The SGHET board have still been operating and planning but we’ve had to change tack a little bit. We have been blown away by the response to our South Glasgow Heritage Trails books and we’re on to our second print […]

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May 20, 2020

Tenements

Glasgow Tenements   Right now, 20th May 2020, we are all experiencing more time at home. For many days have slowed down and life outside has almost in its entirety come to a standstill allowing us to become reflective of the spaces we inhabit. There is a new and acute awareness of our surroundings within […]

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