About Partick Community Council

Partick Community Council is the oldest community group in Partick.
PCC is secular and non-political.
It is comprised of twelve elected members who represent six thousand people in Partick
We are a constituted organisations run by people on voluntary basis.
Partick Community Council's boundary runs from Byres Road to railway line from Partick Station running behind Hayburn Crescent and from the River Clyde to Highburgh Road.
The council is funded by a Glasgow City Council annual grant.

Examples of recent PCC activities

Meeting with Glasgow West Crime Prevention Panel & Neighbourhood Watch Association to discuss community safety issues.
Responding to planning proposals for the area

Persuading Glasgow City Council to install new traffic lights in hazardous areas.
Ensuring the Faithley-Ballieston bus corridor doesn't affect local business.
Persuading Glasgow City Council to replace old litter bins with lockable & more robust bins.
Ensuring local parks have upgraded play equipment & greenery.
Helping the Kelvingrove bandstand group get grant funding to renovate bandstands.
Ensuring telephone masts are placed suitably.
Helping to organise litter and graffiti removal by Glasgow City Council.
Approving Glasgow Harbour Project's placement of walkways, cycle paths & parks.