Welcome to the first issue of the What’s On G14 Community Newspaper!

Created by the Glasgow Eco Trust, this is your go-to guide to discover some of the services, activities, and opportunities happening right here in your local neighbourhood. Spanning Whiteinch, Scotstoun, Yoker (the G14 postcode area!) and a wee bit further afield too!.

The aim of the newspaper is simple - to help you stay informed, connected and engaged with what’s on in your community.

We’re grateful to be part of such a vibrant and diverse area, filled with passionate people and amazing opportunities, and we can’t wait to share it with you!

We would also like to say a big, big thank you to Julia our University of Glasgow Find A Solution intern who did a huge amount of work researching and compiling all the content and the initial design and layout.

Hashtags

Do you know your hashtags from your hashbrowns? Hashtags are words or multi-word phrases that categorise content and track topics on social media such as Facebook, Bluesky and Instagram. If you are promoting events on social media then please use #WhatsOnG14 and #WhatsOnG13, #WhatsOnG11 too!

Grab a copy

If you would like a printed copy of the newspaper then, in addition to from the Glasgow Eco Trust office, you will find them at various locations in the local area including

• DRC Generations
• DRC Youth Project
• Glasgow Wood
• Heart of Scotstoun Community Centre
• Kingsway Community Connections
• Knightswood Community Centre
• Knightswood Library
• LINKES
• Movement Park
• Summerfield Centre
• The Whiteinch Centre
• Whiteinch & Scotstoun Housing Association
• Whiteinch Library
• Yoker Community Campus

Alternatively you can read an online version of the newspaper. The online version has hyperlinks activated for all websites and logos as well as the contents section. In addition the online version will be updated for any corrections that are needed.

Read online version

Photo Competition

It’s competition time. We want to see photos of you reading Whats On G14 in your favourite place in G14! To enter you need to...

• Like Glasgow Eco Trust on Facebook www.facebook.com/GlasgowEcoTrust
• Upload your photos and tag them #WhatsOnG14Photo

All entries received by midday on Monday 31 March 2025 will be entered into a draw and two lucky winners will win a voucher for Afternoon Tea for Two at either Heart of Scotstoun Cafe or Knightswood Community Cafe.

Feedback

Have you read the newspaper yet? What did you think? Could you give us some feedback? Please take a few minutes to complete our feedback form. Either click the link below or scan the QR code

Give us your feedback

Corrections

Whilst we have worked hard to ensure that all the content and information was correct at the time of publishing sometimes wee mistakes slip through the net. If you do come across any incorrect or out of date information please let us know by completing this short form.

Submit a correction

The following are errors in the papercopy that have been corrected in the online copy

• p6 - And More - Knightswood Connects - phone number should be 07760 643553
• p6 - And More - Glasgow Wood - postcode should be G14 0BL
• p10&11 and p14&15 - Weekly Schedule - for Kingsway Community Connections please check their Facebook page for up to date information https://www.facebook.com/KingswayCommunityConnections
• p16 - Community Directory - Movement Park email is [email protected]
• p22 - Community Councils - Jordanhill - Facebook page should be https://www.facebook.com/JordanhillCommunityCouncil  

Funder

This community newspaper has been made possible thanks to the vision and generosity of the Whiteinch & Scotstoun Housing Association (WSHA). Through their innovative Community Projects Fund, the community was invited to pitch ideas aimed at improving life in the community.

The initiative empowered residents and organisations to propose and vote on projects that they felt would have the most meaningful impact. Our What’s On G14 Community Newspaper was selected among several other projects. To discover more about the fund visit www.wsha.org.uk

Format

This newspaper has been designed using Canva (www.canva.com) and printed by Newspaper Club. Newspaper Club is run by a team of 8, who are mostly in Glasgow. Their customer service team are all Glasgow School of Art graduates, so they know their stuff! They’ve printed more than 20 million newspapers for creative businesses and individuals all over the world. So why not join the club!