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Minutes of the Meeting of Blairdardie and Old Drumchapel Community Council Held in the Blairdrum Neighbourhood Centre, 11 Keal Place, Blairdardie at 7pm on Monday 16th November 2015 1. Apologies for Absence: Bill Kidd MSP, Anne Mc Taggart MSP. Jonathon Findlay, Paul Carey, Judith Fisher, Malcolm Balfour, Glasgow City Councillors. Community Councillor: Mrs J. McCann. Mrs M A Morrison, Mr W Mathieson, Mr J McBride, Mrs N Cunningham. 2. Minutes of Meeting Held on Monday 19th October 2015 Proposed: Mr P. Maher Seconded: Mrs G. Riddell 3. Matters Arising not on the Agenda: Various items regarding flooding noted. Garscadden Road railway bridge, at Duntreath Avenue next traffic lights into Retail Park, off Duntreath Avenue flyover on to Great Western Road east bound carriageway and Dalsetter Avenue. Moraine Avenue at Moraine Place. Corner of Crawford Drive and Gowanlea Avenue. At cirner of Keal Avenue next 44 Keal Avenue.Flooding at bus stop at Kearn Avenue on Great Western Road now appears to be fixed. Various street lights noted “out” on Blairdardie Drive and Gt Western Road near to Roman Avenue. Two on canal bridge at Key Store, Blairdardie Road. One street light R1 in Bladnoch Drive. 4. Police Report: Blairdardie/Old Drumchapel “AE” Subdivision. Inspector –Drumchapel and West Police 532 3655 The Drumchapel Office 220 Drumry Road East G158PT is manned 24hours contact 0141 532 3600 or 532 3655. For “non” emergencies call 101 rather than “999”. Community police in attendance and gave the following crime statistics in our area from 16th October.7 reported assault’s 2 undetected. 7 road traffic offences 3 detected. 6 under misuse of drugs act. All detected. 14 crimes of theft which includes theft from a motor vehicle, shoplifting and theft of a pedal cycle. 7 detected. Section 38 Breach of Peace which means that the police can be a “victim” of breach of the peace. 8 of which 5 have been detected. 5 vandalisms 2 detected. This covers a car being scratched or a wing mirror being kicked off and is often difficult to detect. One housebreaking with intent to steal at Drumchapel St Andrews Church. One culpable and reckless. This could cover a brick through a window. One wilful fire raising in a park. One fraud and one attempted fraud which involved a bogus workman trying to gain access to a house. Beware of bogus callers as recently we have found them to be very plausible and well dressed. One such gentleman claimed to be from the council to measure up for scaffolding. They are now enticing householder’s out of the house while an accomplice nips into the house. Another gentleman claimed to be a postman. Leaflets on “beat doorstep crime” were given out. Question: Seems to be an upsurge in drug dealing locally. Answer: Will follow up. Question: Any more information on attempted dog thefts? Am aware if one attempted theft of a dog from a garden in Golf Drive. A white van was seen in the area around the time. Answer: Will note. But not aware of any recent attempts. Question: Any assaults in area of high flats? Answer: Only note three incidents regarding misuse of drugs in the nearby area. None related to assaults. Plain clothes officers were active in the area last weekend. Question: There used to be a register held in the local police station which listed local autistic adults. Is this still in use or kept updated? Am aware of local people who had registered young adults some time ago. Answer: Was aware of this but not sure if it is kept up to date. Will enquire. Question: Parking at Blairdardie Primary School causing concern. Also parking at Cloverbank nursery parking on edge of junction at round-a-bout. Answer; Well aware of problems as on Friday on duty at Corpus Christi Primary School. Am aware 1 of traffic wardens recently at local primary schools. Question: What do body cameras record? Answer: Record both sound and image. Now there are DVD recordings of each and every interview. This can be lodged as a production for court purposes. 5. Glasgow City Councillor’s Report Malcolm Balfour-0141 287 3921 MoB:07881 282623. Drumchapel/Anniesland. Ward 14 Apology. Judith Fisher- 0141 287 4150. Drumchapel/Anniesland. Ward 14 Please free phone RALF on 0800 37 36 35 to report pothole and road defects. Apology. 6. Forth and Clyde Canal Contact Susanne on 01324 677822 at the Waterways Trust regarding any events planning for our “area” of the canal. The canal community liaison officer for our area is Steven Cole. Steven can be contacted on 0779 5315434. David McRoberts has been contacted re trees at rear of Keal Drive and has been out and inspected the trees. There are issues of cutting down trees under the countryside act. 7. Treasurers Report: Total Current Account £ 975.02 Photocopy (Nov/ mtg)) £45.50 Total in bank: £929.52 Social Fund £6.80 8. Social Committee: Nothing to report. 9. Clubs/Classes: Bridge club have resumed on Monday evenings from 7pm 10. Planning / Licensing Applications: The Co-operative Estates owners of Drumchapel Shopping Centre believe there are solid grounds to judicially review the city council’s decision to grant Aldi planning consent. The Co-op have consequently initiated this process. 15/01562/DC. 2315 Great Western Road G15 6RT. Demolition of existing dwelling house. The community council have lodged an objection. This application has been refused. Applicant has three months to appeal this decision. Letter from Councillor Carey indicating that Tough Construction would be applying for consent to erect a builders yard and administration buildings on a vacant site at Dalsetter Business Park. 11. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde Health Board: Glasgow City Community Health Partnership. The Glasgow City Integration Joint Board is keen that as many people as possible have the opportunity to comment on the draft Strategic Plan for the North West of Glasgow. There is a discussion session on Wednesday 2nd December in West Centre 60 Kinfauns Drive, (Next Health Centre). Between 11 am and 12.30pm Closing date for response to the plan Thursday 31st December 2015. 0141 314 6250 for more information. No further information regarding Drumchapel Hospital. NHS 24 GP out of hours service at the hospital is under review. 12. Correspondence a. Knightswood Community Council. Minutes/agenda for meeting in November. b. Drumchapel Community Council. Minutes/agenda for meeting in November. c Review of Glasgow City Council Ward Boundaries. No change in Ward 14 (our ward). d. Glasgow Charities Christmas Fayre. 10am-4pm Tuesday 17th November City Chambers. e. Scottish Civic Trust Annual Conference 24th November Linlithgow Burgh Halls. 9.30-4pm f. Launch of Drink Wise Age Well. Netherton Community Centre 385 Netherton Road G13 1AX Wednesday 18th November 11am to 1pm Tea Coffee homemade cakes. g. Asset transfer of Knightswood Community Centre to Knightswood Community Scottish Charitable Incorporated Organisation. Contact Kelly Kennedy 959 0419 Centre Manager. 2 h. Glasgow City Council. Town Centre Survey. Bookmakers and Pay Day Lenders. Closes 4th Dec. i. Community Payback Nomination form. Used to clean up areas of land, paint railings etc. j. Glasgow Libraries. Leaflet. Using the Computer at our local library. 600Pcs in 33 libraries. k. Glasgow Leaflet. Glasgow City Council Flowers for all occasions. To order: 0141 287 5918 l. Glasgow Violence Against Women Leaflet. Drumchapel area contact Hilda Campbell 944 5490 m. Cordia Staff Recognition and Excellence Awards Nomination form 2015. Closes 27th November n. Community Council Discussion Forum. Saturday 13th Feb. 9.30am 40 John Street. Burgh Hall. 13. Area Partnership. The next meeting will be in the City Chambers on Thursday 3rd March 2016. Applications for new Grants for the year 2016/17 can be submitted from local Ward 14 groups and organisations. Contact Linda Henry on 287 9886. There are only four meetings per year. The meeting on 12th November included presentations on Education Services in Ward 14 and North West Violence Against Women. Local Hubs. Ward 14 partnership investment plans survey. The secretary gave out copies of the survey and on their return will collate responses and submit them to the Drumchapel/Anniesland Area Ward 14 Partnership. It was noted that the newly formed High Knightswood and Anniesland Community Council received an award of £1500 to erect a notice board at Knightswood Cross. 14. Blairdrum Neighbourhood Centre: The Annual General Meeting will be held on Thursday 26th November at 2.30pm in the Blairdrum Centre, 11 Keal Place. 15. Any Other Business: Community Council website is in the process of being “constructed”. Twitter site up and running. McMillan Coffee morning held in the Blairdrum Neighbourhood Centre has raised £505. Community Council to write a letter of thanks to the Blairum Centre. Trees pruned and cut back on road off flyover at Duntreath Avenue that lie beside burn and first bungalow east on Great Western Road. Blairdardie School Christmas Fair. Friday 4th December 3.15 to 5pm. Adults £1 entry. Cloverbank Nusery School. Work started on the new sensory garden. They have achieved their Eco “Green” Flag. On Friday 18th December Santa’s Grotto will be installed at Cloverbank Nursery School. Would a speaker on Prostrate Cancer be of interest at a future Community Council meeting? 16. Date of Next Meeting Monday 18th January 2016 at 7pm in the Blairdrum Neighbourhood Centre. 11 Keal Place,Glasgow Normal Public Meeting. The Following are the Office Bearers Elected to Serve on Blairdardie & Old Drumchapel Community Council for 2015/16 Chairman: Mr Paul Maher 198 Moraine Ave G15 6JT Vice-Chairman: Mr John McBride Moraine Avenue G15 Secretary: Mr Eric Flack, 70 Crawford Drive, Glasgow G15 6TR Treasurer: Mrs Mary Ann Morrison, 2318Great Western Road Glasgow G15 West Area Partnership Committee: Mr Eric Flack 70 Crawford Drive, Glasgow G15 6TR BLAIRDRUM NEIGHBOURHOOD CENTRE The Centre at 11 Keal Place is open for the 2015-2016 session.
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