G3 Growers, Best Community Garden finalists in 2019 LIFE got a lot tougher for most Glaswegians when the pandemic hit - but this is a city that never quits. Looking after each other is the cornerstone of the Glasgow Times Streets Ahead campaign, which has been bringing neighbours and friends together to improve their communities since 2011. Our initiative, with the support of our generous partners Glasgow City Council, People Make Glasgow Greener, City Building and City Charitable Trust, is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. In June, our annual awards night will take place – so we want to hear about the great groups and inspiring individuals helping to transform and support communities in every corner of Glasgow.
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Streets Ahead 2021 CELEBRATING community and championing those who work hard to improve the city for all are the keystones of the Glasgow Times Streets Ahead Campaign. With the support of Glasgow City Council, City Charitable Trust, People Make Glasgow Greener and City Building, our initiative has been shining a light on groups and individuals going the extra mile for Glasgow since 2011. Earlier this week we revealed Streets Ahead would be back for a terrific tenth year, with added emphasis on environmental projects as we head towards the climate change conference COP26 in Glasgow this winter. Today we are delighted to let you know our annual awards event will also return – albeit in a slightly different format from previous years given the ongoing restrictions surrounding Covid - and with an exciting new category.
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Fans, Cans, Bottles, Pipes In Suva Creek “When you have awareness, you have increased consciousness of the environment. This was a two-hour exercise but I believe a bigger outcome has been achieved,” by shalveen chand
28 Feb 2021 11:12 Nubukalou Creek clean up saw the combined effort from the community, the Suva City Council and the
Department of Environment on February 27, 2021. Photo: Leon Lord
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Fans, computer processor units, air condition parts, cans, bottles, pipes and even bags were collected from the Nubukalou Creek yesterday.
This was during a clean up campaign that involved a combined effort from the community, the Suva City Council and the Depar