From: "Colvin, Lynn" <Lynn.Colvin@glasgow.gov.uk>
Date: 25 April 2012 17:14:21 GMT+01:00
To: <stephen@asapscotland.org>
Subject: Maryhill locked out
Dear Mr Koepplinger
I am writing to advise you that I have been made aware of a Facebook page publicising an event titled ‘Maryhill Locked Out’.
With regards to the Maryhill Park Running Track and Tennis Courts I can confirm that no permissions have been granted for the activities outlined on this page. The page indicates that “volunteers will set to work restoring the running track and tennis courts at 3.30pm”. Glasgow Life are responsible for the management of this track and tennis courts and have not authorised any such work.
Glasgow Life have brought this matter to the attention of Strathclyde Police as we are concerned about potential damage to Glasgow City Council assets and any attempts at unauthorised access or subsequent ‘work’ to either the running track or tennis courts will be reported to Strathclyde Police immediately.
I understand that you are one of the organisers of this event and would wish to advise you of our position.
Glasgow Life have been in discussion with local clubs and Glasgow City Council regarding potential developments at these sites. If you have suggestions for these facilities I would recommend that you approach Glasgow Life on a formal basis to present your proposals.
Regards
Lynne Colvin
Cluster Manager
Glasgow life
20 Trongate
Glasgow
Scotland is changing. It's time Scotland's forgotten communities led that change.
Wednesday, 25 April 2012
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