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3 days ago | 
glasgowtimes.co.uk | Gillian McPherson
Planning application submitted for new takeaway (Image: Stock image) Plans have been revealed for a new hot food takeaway near Glasgow. An application for full planning permission has been submitted to East Renfrewshire Council to change the use of a vacant retail unit at 43 Eastwoodmains Road in Giffnock. READ NEXT: Plans revealed for 60-home development near Glasgow The proposal, which was received by the local authority on May 29, is currently awaiting decision.
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3 days ago | 
glasgowtimes.co.uk | Gillian McPherson
East Renfrewshire Council (ERC) is proposing some alterations to the way they let homes and has revealed four proposals based on a recent review of outcomes for applicants. Residents having until June 13 to give their views. Proposal one outlines plans to move to a points and group-based system.
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3 days ago | 
barrheadnews.com | Gillian McPherson
Planning application submitted for new takeaway (Image: Stock image) Plans have been revealed for a new hot food takeaway. An application for full planning permission has been submitted to East Renfrewshire Council to change the use of a vacant retail unit at 43 Eastwoodmains Road in Giffnock. READ NEXT: The proposal, which was received by the local authority on May 29, is currently awaiting decision.
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3 days ago | 
glasgowtimes.co.uk | Gillian McPherson
Nova Homes has submitted a Proposal of Application Notice (PAN) to East Renfrewshire Council for the proposed houses at Holehouse Brae in Neilston. A PAN is the first formal step in the planning process and ensures that statutory consultation is undertaken ahead of a full planning application.
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3 days ago | 
glasgowtimes.co.uk | Gillian McPherson
Those living in Barrhead’s Littleton Park say they have been left in limbo for over a year due to hold ups in the completion and adoption of their estate which has kept children’s play parks and green spaces fenced off and inaccessible. It is understood the estate, which was officially named Weavers Lea by the developer, was supposed to be completed by Avant Homes and adopted by East Renfrewshire Council a year ago.
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3 days ago | 
glasgowtimes.co.uk | Gillian McPherson
Speed limits to be changed on more than 1,100 local roads (Image: Stock image) Speed limits are to be lowered to 20 miles per hour (mph) on more than 1,100 roads near Glasgow. The move, which will take place later this year in East Renfrewshire, is part of the local introduction of a new national speed limit strategy from Transport Scotland. Residents and road users will soon be invited to share their views on the proposed changes in their area.
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4 days ago | 
barrheadnews.com | Gillian McPherson
Those living in Barrhead’s Littleton Park say they have been left in limbo for over a year due to hold ups in the completion and adoption of their estate which has kept children’s play parks and green spaces fenced off and inaccessible. It is understood the estate, which was officially named Weavers Lea by the developer, was supposed to be completed by Avant Homes and adopted by East Renfrewshire Council a year ago.
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1 week ago | 
barrheadnews.com | Gillian McPherson
Parking is to be suspended for five days on two streets next month. The restriction will be in place from number 21 Madras Place in Neilston to the junction of Glen Avenue, and from number 9 Glen Avenue to number 27. This will be in force from Monday, June 23 at 8am till Friday, June 27 at 5pm. READ NEXT: Drivers warned about road closure and parking restrictions The parking ban is being put in place so that new services can be installed on or near the road.
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1 week ago | 
glasgowtimes.co.uk | Gillian McPherson
Cllr Chris Lunday made the comments after shocking pictures emerged last week of the scene outside Barrhead Asda after a group of youths reportedly destroyed its plant display. It is understood that £1,000 worth of the supermarket's stock had to be chucked in the bin as a result of the incident. Cllr Chris Lunday said: “Firstly, I want to say how angry and disappointed I am to see this kind of senseless damage happening in our community.
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1 week ago | 
glasgowtimes.co.uk | Gillian McPherson
LINK, the UK’s cash machine network, completed assessments of cash access in Neilston this month, following a request for this to be conducted. The company completed a similar assessment in Barrhead at the end of January ahead of the cash access facility at the last bank in the town, the Bank of Scotland on Main Street, closing on May 21.
