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Art and Music in and around Dennistoun
Opening nights, open days, music to open your mind… There’s something for all ages during an upcoming a busy weekend (and month!) of art and music in and adjacent to Dennistoun. Here’s a selection of what’s on: Wasps: ‘Artists’ Open Studios … Continue reading
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Tagged art, bridgeton, children’s arts, cycling, duke street, easterhouse, festival, hanson street, merchant city, music, wasps
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Proposed Strathclyde Police Headquarters at Dalmarnock
Strathclyde Police Authority, in partnership with Clyde Gateway, is bringing forward proposals for a new headquarters building for Strathclyde Police at French Street, Dalmarnock.
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Tagged bridgeton, clyde gateway, dalmarnock, french street, planning, strathclyde police
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