What changes are needed to make life easier moving around your neighbourhood? Do you live in Kinning Park Plantation Cessnock Ibrox? Local people determining what happens locally! 🚶👩‍🦽🚴‍♀️ Online sessions and survey: becausewesayso.scot/sustaining-cho…

We're starting a "Friends Festival park group" to help local people have a greater say in how their green spaces are maintained and developed. If you are interested in joining this project email us at [email protected] #FestivalPark #SouthSide #Glasgow #LocalPlacePlan

We are excited to get back into the building in September, in the meantime have you seen our project Because We Say So!. Our CLD team are meeting residents out and about every week to talk about local issues and ideas in #KinningPark #Ibrox #Cessnock #Kingston and #Tradeston

Join us to help Brainstorm! a vision for Festival Park! Designed to bring local people together to map issues and ideas, set priorities and form action plans. …nstorm-festival-park.eventbrite.co.uk #BecauseWeSaySo #LocalPlacePlan #OnOurTurf #OnOurTerms #Glasgow #GlasgowSouth #FestivalPark

Young local group #KingstonDIY are building a #diySkatePark💪We ran a 🧠 Brainstorm! session to map their vision🗺️ & set of priorities for action📝 Donate 💸 to Kingston DIY's fundraising page: paypal.com/donate?hosted_… follow them on insta instagram.com/kingstondiy/ #BecauseWeSaySo

We have referred so many people to this wonderful space, if you've got some time to spare then this would be a great way to spend it #volunteer #makeadifference

.@theGCPH amazing Neighbourhood Profiles show that only 32.1% of households have one or more cars in the map below. Amazing considering that the infrastructure is built for primarily for cars. Can't wait to address this with local people and partners Glasgow City Council Bob Doris

Are the men tweeting wish lists for Scottish road-dualling projects on the wind-up? 28% of households in Scotland don’t have access to a car. Blowing most of the transport budget on road-building projects at the expense of public transport serves to deepen inequalities.

Our new UK Prevention Research Partnership (UKPRP) consortium GroundsWell Consortium co-directed by myself, Ruth Hunter & @RuthJepson University of Liverpool part led by Rebecca Geary, Mark Green, with Dr Olly Butters and ARC North West Coast colleagues. £7m study seeks to boost health impacts of nature in cities tinyurl.com/njh5u3b9

GetGrowing Scotland is a new online hub for groups and individuals gardening and growing in their local communities. If you want to start or improve a growing site visit the hub for resources, support and inspiration. getgrowingscotland.org

Next up in our #ChristiePlus10 blog series, we hear from @AdamBalfourLang, head of Nesta in Scotland, who reflects on the need for radical and disruptive change to really tackle the social and economic policy challenges facing Scotland. therobertsontrust.org.uk/news-and-blogs…

Community engagement is a way to build and sustain relationships between public services and community groups - The National Standards for Community Engagement are good practice principles to help make that happen. scdc.org.uk/what/national-…

These online workshops will continue the local and national dialogue about what is needed to sustain and enhance connections and cross-sector working in response to Covid-19. eventbrite.co.uk/e/resilient-co…

£1m to tackle social isolation and loneliness! Projects supporting carers and disabled people are among nine initiatives that are set to share £1 million to tackle loneliness and isolation as a result of the pandemic. gov.scot/news/gbp-1m-to…

Now tell us that plans to make #Glasgow a world class city are working ⁦Susan Aitken⁩ Glasgow Centre for Population Health study shows life expectancy gap widening | HeraldScotland heraldscotland.com/news/19493561.…

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Looking forward to tonight’s zoom hearing more @sustchoices Kinning Park Complex

Today we met some of the wonderful families from africanchallengescot and enjoyed exploring the Science Mall together and chatting about climate change 🔬🧪🔭 We ended the day with a trip to the Planetarium to watch 'We are Aliens'. Can't wait for your next visit ACS!

We think #ParticipatoryBudgeting is a great way to get people involved in local decision making - and encourage more democratic participation overall. Find out all about PB with the PB Scotland 60 second guide: pbscotland.scot/what-is-pb/

Some photos from "The Unexpected Garden Open Day" We engaged with local people and had a lot of input. Find out more here:facebook.com/groups/anevenb…