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Greater Govanhill Photography Group: Here Today, Gone Tomorrow

In this article, taken from our previous heritage issue, our Greater Govanhill Photography Group attempt to capture the transient nature of life in our city, as part of our project to document the area, and build our own photographic archive.

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What changes would you like to see in Queen’s Park neighbourhoods?

A community consultation took place earlier this month to keep local people informed on the Local Place Plan for Govanhill. The group behind the consultation have now moved the project into it’s second stage and are asking local people to take part in a short online survey. Find out how you can get involved.

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Free Meals and Music Lessons: Big Noise Govanhill Supports 100 Local Children Over the Summer

Big Noise Govanhill’s free summer holiday club provided nearly 1,000 meals and fun, educational activities for local children, supporting families through music education, social projects, and essential care during the longest school break.

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Behind the Portrait: Kev Kiernan

In the latest Behind the Portait,long-time Southside activist and DJ, Kev us about his involvement in Love Music Hate Racism. Why he became a ‘recovering journalist’ and his experiences in New Orleans and Chicago.

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