Westercommon

Here is what we have achieved so far and what we have planned in the near future in Westercommon.

• In summer 2025 and Easter 2026 local children enjoyed games and activities and fresh food provided by The Courtyard Pantry as part of the Association’s summer and Easter holiday programmes.
  
  Our team of youth workers delivered a wide range of activities including kite making, talent shows, mug painting, tie dye t-shirts and lots of outdoor play. Plans are in place to deliver a holiday programme in summer 2026.

• Preparation work for the large-scale refurbishment of the multi-storey flats has started.
  
  Starting at block 187, each property will receive new kitchens, bathroom, ventilation system and rewiring upgrades. This is a huge project which will take around 4-5 years to complete.
• In a separate project, new sliding front doors have replaced the front doors of the multi-storey flats.
• Exploring options for repairing and painting and improving the appearance of the concrete wall next to the bus stop.
• New windows and patio doors have been installed at Panmure Gate.

• Broken play equipment at Westercommon Road play area and Panmure Place has been replaced thanks to Glasgow City Council’s LEZ Community Grant Scheme. The Aeroskate area has now been brought back into use which included replacing all moving parts.

• As part of the GCC grant, three native trees were planted in Westercommon in December 2026.

If you have any questions about the project, get in touch with us on 0808 143 2002 or contactus@qcha.org.uk.