As part of Glasgow City Council’s work on developing a set of new transport plans for the City, covering the city as a whole, the city centre and local neighbourhoods, the public and stakeholders are invited to participate in a Public Conversation on transport issues in Glasgow.

Running for 6 weeks, this public engagement exercise aims to gather views on the problems we need to tackle, the kind of future transport system we want in Glasgow, and the outcomes we want to work towards. The results of this engagement exercise will inform the next stages of developing each Plan in further detail, including the types of solutions and investment decisions we need to make.

The Glasgow Begging Strategy & Action Plan has been designed to respond to the complex and multifaceted issue of begging within the city through innovative, integrated partnership working to deliver sustainable solutions and interventions. 

This survey focuses on the recommendations from the review of locality planning in Glasgow, carried out between December 2018 and May 2019.

Glasgow City Council Neighbourhoods and Sustainability (NS) are working alongside a number of partners including Police Scotland, Railway Paths Ltd, BAE Systems and local youth provider DRC Youth Project in order to make improvements to Burnham Road and also to the disused railway platform, near to South Street, which has the been the centre of ongoing anto-social behaviour.  We would welcome your participation with this consultation and encourage you to get involved as improvement plans progress.  Thank you in advance for your time; it is much appreciated by everyone involved.