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SOUTH


Elaine Angus: Mosspark, Levernwood, Parkview, Pollokshields.


Steven Burnett: Castlemilk, Orchard Grove, Govanhill, Merrylee, Kennishead, Castle Stewart.


Lauren Watson: New Shaws, Darnley.


Lisa Brown/Donna Marie McBride: South West, Halfway, Cathcart, New Gorbals.


Catherine Rough: Clydeview, Cardonald, Pollok, North Pollok.


NORTH WEST Catherine Reilly and Maureen Dyson: Knightswood, Garscadden and Speirs, Cube.


Arlene Darroch and Janet McMahon: Great Western Tenant Partnership, Cernach, Whiteinch and Scotstoun, Pineview.


Mark English: Clydeside, Summerston


Emma Shearer: Maryhill, Balmore, Tenant Managed Homes, Lambhill, Queens Cross, Argyle.


NORTH EAST David Cairns: Keystone


Angela Ben Gamra: Compass, East End Community Homes, Royston.


Kris Hardie: Tower Homes, Tenant Controlled Housing, FACT.


Nichola Martin and Nicola Findlay: Milnbank, Shettleston, North Glasgow, Unity, Cairnbrook, Rogerfield, Provanhall, Moriehall, Tollcross, Milton.


BEFORE


GARDEN FORCE: Environmental operatives Gary O’Neill (left) and Robert Torrance with resident Kathleen Kerr.


AFTER


Residents dig deep fo C


USTOMERS in Pollokshields are expanding their vegetable patch thanks to help from our environmental team. Kathleen Kerr and her neighbours in the south side of Glasgow recently signed up to the backcourt maintenance service which maintains their gardens, and they are delighted with the results. The residents were keen to extend their small vegetable patch and the environmental team stepped in to help. They removed two overgrown bushes to


give extra space for additional vegetable patches and YourPlace even gave the residents £50 of vouchers for B&Q to help


them get started. Kathleen Kerr (53) said: “Thanks to the


great work of the environmental team we are able to extend our vegetable garden and put in more beds. “This is the first year we’ve tried to grow our


own vegetables and we’re learning as we go. This year we’ve grown leeks, cabbages, celery and spinach to name but a few. “I love the idea of growing food we can eat


by making great use of the communal space - and everyone in the block can benefit.” Michelle Rush, YourPlace’s Service Improvement Lead, said: “Our dedicated Neighbourhood Environmental Teams


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