Thank you to Unison University of Glasgow members for chatting today. They are striking for an improved pay offer (3% imposed) as part of pan-UK negotiations. There is a strong case for an improved local settlement and from what I was told today also available resource.
Lovely visit to today to RDA Glasgow Group (Glasgow Riding for the Disabled Association) in Summerston today.
Over the years I have had a number of constituents contact me regarding speeding on Cowal Road, Maryhill.
People in Scotland are being encouraged to enjoy the outdoors safely this summer by taking precautions against tick bites and being aware of the symptoms of Lyme disease.
The First Minister had today published the latest paper on independence. The new analysis shows the extent to which the UK Government can override decisions taken by the Scottish Parliament.
Lovely to join the Lord Provost at the Maryhill Museum (inside the Maryhill Burgh Halls) for the opening of the Scottish Pottery Exhibition.
Along with Cllr Abdul Bostani and Cllr Franny Scally I visited the Maryhill Hub where Chest Heart and Stroke Scotland run a community Health Defence programme for the local community.
The children at St Mary's Primary and St Blane's Primary have done a great job creating a newly renovated green space in the grounds of the Immaculate Conception to commemorate COP26 part of their own environmental studies and Pope Francis Award - funded by Faith and Communiuty Scotland.
The First Minister has set out the fresh case for Scotland to become an independent country and declared ‘It’s time’. New analysis was published showing the prize of independence is a wealthier, fairer Scotland.
A big thank you to S4 Modern Studies students from Cleveden Secondary (@ClevedenSec42) for taking the time for chatting about various issues today. A varied discussion. From parades to potholes and independence to community involvement. Interesting morning. Students are a credit to school and the local community.
Thank you to everyone Glasgow Kelvin College (GKCollege) for the tour around Springburn campus with Jamie Hepburn MSP (Minister for Further Education, Higher Education and Science) earlier today (Monday 13 June).
Lovely afternoon at the Glasgow Bangla Mela in Roystonhill today. Great celebration of culture, dance, music, food and fun. Well done to everyone associated with the Bangla Centre (@BanglaCentre85) who do fantastic work all year round.
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Bob Doris MSP, Maryhill Burgh Halls, 24 Gairbraid Avenue, Maryhill, Glasgow, G20 8YE