Give your opinion on 20 minute Glasgow neighbourhoods

Plans have kicked off to transform Knightswood and Anniesland into a ‘liveable neighbourhood’ where people can walk or cycle to shops, GPs and other facilities ‘they need’ within 20 minutes.

Residents are being invited to give their views on what can be improved before designs are drawn up to give the streets a makeover.

Commenting on the area, the council said: “There are several significant shopping areas on the edge or just out with the neighbourhood however there is limited amenity within the neighbourhood.”

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Explaining more about the project taking place round the city, the council said: “Glasgow’s liveable neighbourhoods will be accessible and healthy places that allow people, of all ages and abilities, out to play and socialise in their local area.

“Neighbourhoods should perform in such a way that maximises the social, economic and environmental benefits of the area through interventions that improve localities and place and help to reduce the city’s dependency on cars by making walking, cycling and public transport first choice.”

Concept designs will be developed later in the year for the projects.

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People can give their views by visiting: https://survey123.arcgis.com/share/909d220037f94e3e95df4eb60c202b6.

The council said the questionnaire should take about five minutes.

People living in  Cardonald, Penilee, Crookston, Bellahouston, Craigton and Mosspark are also being asked to help shape liveable neighbourhood plans for the areas by visiting: https://lnt3-glasgowgis.hub.arcgis.com/

Residents are also asked to have their say for Lambhill, Cadder and Milton plans by visiting: https://lnt3-glasgowgis.hub.arcgis.com/