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OFFICIAL PUBLIC NOTICE
Nominations are invited from residents who are 16 years or over to join Jordanhill Community Council
1. Qualification Anyone over 16 years of age who resides within the Community Council boundary area can stand for election.
All that is required is that the candidate, proposer and seconders’ names appear on the Electoral Register. (Alternative measures for identification and residency status of candidates may be undertaken in certain circumstances).
2. Vacancies There are currently 12 vacancies being advertised for Jordanhill Community Council.
3. Closing Date Valid nomination forms must be submitted to Glasgow City Council (see below) by: Monday 5th October 2026.
4. Filling Vacancies
• Uncontested Election Meeting: Should 12 or fewer valid nominations be submitted to Glasgow City Council, the candidates will be elected unopposed on Tuesday, 20th October 2026 at 7pm in Jordanhill School Refectory Building, 45 Chamberlain Road, Glasgow G13 1SP.
• Contested Election – Secret Ballot: Should more valid nominations be submitted to Glasgow City Council by the above closing date than there are vacancies, a secret ballot will take place on a date to be determined.
Qualifying residents whose name and address appear on the Electoral Register within the Community Council boundary, will be entitled to vote during the ballot opening hours.
Where possible, a list of candidates can be made available before the secret ballot.
The results of the secret ballot will be confirmed at the next scheduled meeting of the Community Council. Nomination Forms can be obtained from the Community Council or also at: www.glasgow.gov.uk/communitycouncils/elections
Toiny Monaghan, Communities Team, Glasgow City Council, City Chambers, 82 George Square, Glasgow, G2 1DU, 0141 287 0060 [email protected]
OFFICIAL
Jordanhill Street Cleaning
The Council are conducting a rolling programme of cleaning gullies.
Signage will be on placed on the streets that are due to be cleaned. Please move your car to another location until the works are completed.
To get the best results for your street, we need you to move your vehicle and comply with the TTRN. Look out for the signage on your street. We appreciate your help and thank you for helping us #CleanGlasgow
Find out more about the gullies programme ?www.glasgow.gov.uk/gullies
Please be advised that the list of streets incorporated within the programme can be found https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/gullies
Broomhill and Thornwood Restricted Parking Zone (RPZ).
JCC is in consultation with local community councils to consider the RPZ introduction. Currently JH is not part of this proposal but we fully expect to see vehicle parking to worsen in JH following the RPZ introduction. Discussions are at a very early stage but it is hoped, with the assistance of our local City Councillors, that we will open discussions with City Officials for the surrounding areas.
Currently, the view is the risk to JH is small although additional parking is likely in streets close to the proposed RPZ but also near public transport points, eg JH station and bus stops.
Chair's Report AGM Oct 2025
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Chair's Report AGM Oct 2023
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Victoria Park Area Partnership
Jordanhill district is located in the Victoria Park electoral ward along with Whiteinch, Broomhill and Thornwood. The Area Partnership is a Glasgow City Council (GCC) forum where the Community Councils and local City Councillors, within each Ward, come together every three month or so to discuss local issues and to hear presentations from the Police, Fire Brigade and relevant GCC department officials. One important role the Area Partnership has is to award grants to local groups to help fund schemes for local residents.
If you wish to review the minutes of the Victoria Park Area Partnership please click on the link above.