Tone-up Tuesdays – Come along to “Tone Up” to improve your fitness but stay for the community! Enjoy this FREE fitness & yoga class with Afua! Exercise to music, condition and tone, help with mobility and cardio, and de-stress amongst friends. 7:00-8:00 pm: body conditioning & fitness 8:00-9:00 pm: Kemetic (African) yoga & relaxation Venue: […]
Volunteering can transform lives and help create a better community for everyone. Join the Queen’s Park Volunteer’s Day to find out how you can help your community and access opportunities for training and personal development! What to expect: ✔Food & Refreshments ✔Sign up to Volunteer Projects ✔Share your ideas ✔Networking & Socialising ✔Skills & Training
This October, Queen’s Park Community Council invites you to a month-long celebration of Black history, culture, and creativity. We’ve put together a vibrant programme of free events for all ages — from films to food, crafts to a fun-filled gala — and we’d love you to join us. ✨ What’s On: 🎬 Film Screenings – […]
Celebrate Black History Month with a powerful film series that explores themes of power, pride and standing firm. We start with Girl, exploring a claustrophobic tale of mother & daughter in Glasgow; then Borders, which sees four women from different parts of Africa bond while taking a long bus journey; and On Becoming a Guinea […]
Residents are invited to attend QPCC’s Council Meeting to receive updates on all Council business. The format of Council Meetings is formal because of statutory requirements, and it is only possible to discuss items on the meeting’s agenda. Resident’s hold the right to observe, pose questions, and make representations at Council meetings subject to the […]
Celebrate Black History Month with a powerful film series that explores themes of power, pride and standing firm. We start with Girl, exploring a claustrophobic tale of mother & daughter in Glasgow; then Borders, which sees four women from different parts of Africa bond while taking a long bus journey; and Becoming a Guinea Fowl, a […]
Celebrate Black History Month with a powerful film series that explores themes of power, pride and standing firm. We start with Girl, exploring a claustrophobic tale of mother & daughter in Glasgow; then Borders, which sees four women from different parts of Africa bond while taking a long bus journey; and On Becoming a Guinea […]
Residents are invited to attend QPCC’s People Committee Meeting to receive updates on projects relating to: Community cohesion, neighbourliness and community spirit Health and Well-being QPCC funded/supported service provisions Crime and anti-social behaviour The Children and Young People Social Inclusion Community Engagement Events The format of Committee Meetings is formal because of statutory requirements, and […]
Residents are invited to attend QPCC’s Place Committee Meeting to receive updates on projects relating to the environment, open spaces and planning. Including: Queen’s Park Gardens and other green and open spaces Public and Community Arts Air Quality Climate and Environmental Justice Planning The format of Committee Meetings is formal because of statutory requirements, and […]
Residents are invited to attend QPCC’s Council Meeting to receive updates on all Council business. The format of Council Meetings is formal because of statutory requirements, and it is only possible to discuss items on the meeting’s agenda. Resident’s hold the right to observe, pose questions, and make representations at Council meetings subject to the […]
Residents are invited to attend QPCC’s People Committee Meeting to receive updates on projects relating to: Community cohesion, neighbourliness and community spirit Health and Well-being QPCC funded/supported service provisions Crime and anti-social behaviour The Children and Young People Social Inclusion Community Engagement Events The format of Committee Meetings is formal because of statutory requirements, and […]
Residents are invited to attend QPCC’s Council Meeting to receive updates on all Council business. The format of Council Meetings is formal because of statutory requirements, and it is only possible to discuss items on the meeting’s agenda. Resident’s hold the right to observe, pose questions, and make representations at Council meetings subject to the […]