Friends of Maryhill Park and the Maryhill Park Residents Association
Contractors have been appointed for the wetlands and the new entrances – work is hopefully going to start around mid – February (the contractors are worried about losing their equipment in the mud!). Work may start slightly earlier than this on the entrances.
Appointing a contractor for the play park is still on schedule, and work should start in March.
Exciting times ahead 🙂
A message from Glasgow city council. Note the proposal consultation ends 14th February 2014.
Glasgow City Council is proposing to create new Parks Management Rules.
Glasgow’s parks and open spaces are for everyone to use and enjoy, and these Rules are designed to encourage all parks users enjoy our parks and open spaces safely and responsibly.
We encourage park users to:
The proposed management rules will be available for public inspection at Exchange House, 231 George Street reception, and online at www.glasgow.gov.uk/
Comments on the proposed management rules can be made to:
or in writing to:
Land and Environmental Services Parks Management Rules Exchange House 231 George St Glasgow G1 1RX
Their new walking trail, (their third), takes in northern Maryhill. The Burgh Halls walking trail guides really are fantastic – they have really detailed directions so you can’t get lost and lots of interesting historical facts about where you are walking.
This is a circular route of about 3 miles, and is best started either at Maryhill train station, or at the former White House Inn.
The trail guide can be downloaded from here .
Hi All,
A year since Friends of Maryhill Park was formed – and what a lot we have achieved in that time!
On Tuesday it will be our first AGM, so as well as the usual meeting there will be some AGM type stuff tacked on. As always, you are all very welcome to attend.
You can view the agenda for this meeting here.
Tuesday 13th August, 7pm, Community Room, ASDA Summerston.
Hope to see you there 🙂
Maryhill park now has five tennis courts in playable condition. Please go use them – they are free to use and you do not need to book. The evenings are getting longer now, and what could be nicer than a wee game of tennis to unwind at the end of the day!
There are also various tennis activities being laid on for young people – see the two posts previous to this one for more information.