Fantastic final Saturday on the campaign trail in Hamilton, Larkhall and Stonehouse talking to voters about the choice they have on Thursday, and the local champion Davy Russell would be as their MSP!
Grey lettering on a brick wall reading "Glenwood Day Care Centre" with a woman with dark hair standing to the left and man with a navy polo shirt standing to the right.
Lovely to drop by Glenwood Day Care Centre in Castlemilk yesterday with Councillor Carson to speak with relatives of people who use the service and staff. It was great to hear stories about the impact the service has on people's lives and to pick up some casework too.
A projector screen reading "Made in Castlemilk Film Screening" in front of a red-hued picture of Castlemilk. A woman in a grey jumper and long skirt stands to the left of the screen and the backs of audience member's heads can be seen in the foreground.
An afternoon of community and ideas at a packed Made in Castlemilk Film Screening in the Food Solidarity Unit in The Braes as part of Glasgow Trade Union Council's May Day programme
A semi-circular structure in the foreground with a plastic sheeting roof and open wooden door, with large trees in the background.
A small sapling with a label reading "Scots Pine" in the foreground with more saplings in rows in the background.
An A-board reading "Happy Easter come and plant some wildflowers" in front of the polycrub.
A banner reading "Friends of Linn Park" in the foreground with the polycrub in the background.
Loved getting along to Friends of Linn Park's new polycrub yesterday. Thanks to the volunteers of the Friends of group a massive difference has been made to the land already.
Red leaflet reading "Vote Samina Rashid 1" in the foreground with blue sky and pavement in the background.
Sunny last Saturday before polling day in Southside Central. Great afternoon door knock with fab candidate Samina Rashid and team.
To remember those who were murdered for who they were, and to stand against hatred and prejudice today.
#LightTheDarkness #HolocaustMemorialDay
A man and a woman having their photo taken with Santa in front of a "Merry Christmas" sign.
Market stalls with stripey canopies busy with visitors.
Rudolph biscuits decorated with pretzel antlers and red noses.
Two weekends and two Christmas markets in Castlemilk, first at the Braes last week then at the Birgidale this week. Good to see new and familiar faces at busy events, including a visit from a very special guest...
A choir wearing santa hats signing in front of a crowd in King's Park walled garden
A greenhouse packed with plants and decorated with fairy lights and Christmas decorations.
Caramel shortbread in a gift bag beside a stack of hand drawn Christmas cards.
Feeling festive after a day packed with Christmas events, including Carmunnock's Christmas Festival, the Castlemilk Gardening Association's Christmas sale, and the debut performance of the Just Sing choir in King's Park. Heading home with cakes, Christmas cards and casework.
A tree decorated with evenly spaced rows of white fairy lights and a reindeer figure in the foreground.
Beautiful Christmas tree lights switch on in Carmunnock last night and a great turnout despite the rain.
Thank you to everyone who organised the switch on and the much appreciated mince pies and mulled wine afterwards.
The Glasgow Times front page today. The headline reads "Masked thieves leave shop customers intimidated".
After receiving worrying reports of shoplifting from residents, Cllr Carson and I have written to Sainsbury's urging them to employ a security guard at their Muirend store. Thanks to Nicole Mitchell and @glasgowtimes.bsky.social for covering the story.
A graphic showing three new Councillors with the title “Labour gains across Glasgow”
Fantastic Labour gains right across Glasgow! A sign that people want the change Labour offers and are fed up of SNP decline in the city.
Huge congratulations to new Cllrs Rankin, Mcnab and Garrity!
Four people standing to the left of a screen with a slide reading "Micro Talks Cathcart Welcome" projected onto it"
Great way to spend an afternoon yesterday listening to five intriguing Micro Talks and getting the chance to give my own six minutes on Innerpeffray Library.
Thank you to the organisers for the latest in an entertaining series - looking forward to the next event on 18 January!