Of all sorts of styles and ages too. No wonder they dropped out of buying the former Townhead School as a museum...

Glasgow South

• St Helen’s, already merged with St Albert’s, Pollokshields, will further merge with St Mary Immaculate, Pollokshaws, with a reduction to two churches within 5 years, with some of the territory of St Mary’s being transferred to St Gabriel’s in Merrylee.
• Merger of St Bartholomew’s, Castlemilk and St Margaret Mary’s, Castlemilk, with an eventual reduction to one church within 5 years.
• Merger of Our Lady of Lourdes, Cardonald with St Leo’s, Dumbreck, with an eventual reduction to one church within 5 years.
• St James’ parish will merge with St Conval’s, with an eventual reduction to one church over 5–10 years.
• St Constantine’s, Govan will merge with St Anthony’s, Govan, with one church closing depending on the condition of the buildings, within 5 years.
• Holy Cross, Crosshill parish will merge with St Brigid’s, Toryglen within 5 years.
• St Robert’s, Househillwood and St Bernard’s, Nitshill to discuss reducing to one church within 5 years.
• St Vincent’s, Thornliebank parish will merge with Holy Name, Mansewood, with an eventual reduction to one church building within 5-10 years.
• No immediate changes are proposed for the parishes of Christ the King, Our Lady and St George’s, St Gabriel’s and Blessed John Duns Scotus.

Glasgow West

• St Peter’s, Partick parish, including the Glasgow University Chaplaincy, will merge with Our Lady of Perpetual Succour, Broomhill, with an eventual reduction to one church within 10 years.
• St Ninian’s, Knightswood will merge with Corpus Christi, Scotstounhill, St Laurence’s, Drumchapel, and St Benedict’s, Drumchapel, with an eventual reduction to two churches, one of them in Drumchapel, within 5 years.
• St Columba’s, Woodside will merge with St Gregory’s in Wyndford and St Charles’, Oratory with an eventual reduction to one church within 5 years.
• St Andrew’s Cathedral parish, including the Strathclyde University Chaplaincy, which is already merged with St Patrick’s, Anderston, will see an eventual reduction to one church within 5 years.
• St Paul’s Whiteinch will be merged with St Brendan’s, Yoker, with eventual reduction to one building within ten years. No immediate change is proposed for the parish of the Immaculate Conception.

Glasgow East and North

• St Michael’s, Parkhead will merge with Sacred Heart, Bridgeton, St Mark’s, Shettleston, St Joseph’s, Tollcross, and St Joachim’s, Carmyle, with future discussions on reducing provision to three buildings.
• St Mary’s, Calton parish will merge with St Alphonsus, St Anne’s, Dennistoun, and Our Lady of Good Counsel, Dennistoun, with consultation on reducing church buildings over 5–10 years.
• St Augustine’s, Milton will merge with St Agnes’, Lambhill, and St Teresa’s, Possilpark, with an eventual reduction to one or two buildings within 5 years.
• St Catherine’s, Balornock will merge with St Aloysius’, Springburn, and Immaculate Heart of Mary, with a reduction to one or two buildings within 5 years.
• St Thomas, Riddrie will merge with St Bernadette’s, Carntyne, and St Maria Goretti’s, Cranhill with an eventual reduction to one building within 5 years.
• St Paul’s, Shettleston will merge with St Jude’s, Barlanark, and St Barnabas’, Shettleston, with an eventual reduction to one church within 5 years. No immediate change proposed for St Philomena’s.

East Dunbartonshire

• St Joseph’s, Cumbernauld will merge with Sacred Heart and St Lucy’s, Cumbernauld, with these parishes eventually being reduced to two churches over 5–10 years.
• Holy Cross, Croy will merge with Our Lady and St Helen’s, Condorrat, with an eventual reduction to one church over 5–10 years.
• Holy Family and St Ninian’s, Kirkintilloch has already merged with St John of the Cross, Twechar, and St Flannan’s, Kirkintilloch, eventually being reduced to one church within 10 years.
• St Andrew’s, Bearsden will merge with St Joseph’s, Milngavie within 5 years with the two churches being maintained. No immediate change is proposed for the two Bishopbriggs parishes.

West Dunbartonshire

• St Kessog’s, Balloch to merge with St Martin’s, Renton, and Our Lady and St Mark’s, Alexandria, with an eventual reduction to one church over 5–10 years.
• St Michael’s Parish, Dumbarton (including St Mahew’s church) to merge with St Joseph’s, Helensburgh, (including the churches of St Gildas’, Rosneath, and St Peter & St Paul, Arrochar). The document envisages the merger over the next 5–10 years, with Rosneath and Arrochar closing and St Michael’s, St Joseph’s and St Mahew’s being maintained.
• Our Holy Redeemer and St Margaret’s Parish to merge with St Eunan’s, Clydebank, with a reduction to two church buildings within 5 years.
• St Mary’s, Duntocher, merged with St Joseph’s, Faifley, will reduce to one church within 5 years. St Stephen’s, Dalmuir parish will merge with St Patrick’s, Old Kilpatrick, with an eventual reduction to one church over 5–10 years.
• No immediate change is proposed for St Patrick’s, Dumbarton.

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At last. I'll be writing in support of this gate.

Planning application: https://publicaccess.glasgow.gov.uk/online-applications/applicationDetails.do?activeTab=documents&keyVal=TKTYDXEXISU00

News article: https://www.heraldscotland.com/news/26569257.plans-submitted-controversial-new-glasgow-necropolis-entrance/?utm_source=substack&utm_medium=email

After the closure of the much-loved ReGlasgow website (Aug 2024), decided to create a platform that answers a question we all frequently ask: "What's being built there?"

I hope you like it. I have tried to cover quite a lot of ground with this in a short space of time, so please pardon any initial inaccuracies. There is a feedback button if something is wrong or if there is aught lacking, as well as a support button which will help me keep the project improvements and development news moving.

Many thanks to JB for the original site - it was a website I loved to frequent!

Help an east coaster out.

I've previously (self) learned about a Glasgow house type that "famously" had a flat roof to pitch roof conversion.

I want to say the houses are the ones in Downfield Street, Tollcross, and these houses feature elsewhere in Glasgow. Sometimes the pitch above the door was left as a flat roof or was mono pitched.

I've only been able to remember the area as I remember commenting while driving past and going "oh it's those houses" and spending a while checking known darras I would have driven around.

Can anyone confirm or deny? Or even provide an informative link?