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Do you want to influence what goes on in your community?

Thornliebank (& Woodfarm) Community Council meets at 7.15pm on the first Tuesday of most months in Thorntree Hall, Main Street, Thornliebank. Community Councils are an important part of local democracy. They are non-political bodies who are statutory consultees, which means that their views have to be sought by the Council on issues involving community and local planning, licensing matters and any other issues involving the community.

Thornliebank Community Council covers Thornliebank, Woodfarm, parts of Orchard Park, all the way up to Rouken Glen Park. We liaise with East Renfrewshire Council and other local groups such as the Thornliebank Tennants and Residents Association. The Community Council has recently been co-ordinating the Allotments Project, which will see a derelict area of Eastwood Park transformed into community allotments.

Community Council meetings are attended by the community councillors, local councillors, police representatives and other local figures. Members of the public are welcome to attend and observe. We try to reflect local views on subjects like school closures, local plans and new mobile phone mast locations – to do that we have to hear YOUR views.

Join Us!

If you are interested in helping influence what goes on in your local area, why not join us? Members of the public are welcome to attend.

To find out more, please contact us:

Email: info@thornliebank.org.uk
Phone: 0141 638 5060 (Ritchie Adam)

Or just come to a meeting – 7.15pm first Tuesday of every month, Thorntree Hall, Main Street, Thornliebank.

Latest News

  • December Community Council Meeting - The Thornliebank Community Council December meeting will be held on Tuesday 4th December,  7.15pm, Thorntree Hall, Main Street, Thornliebank Email: info@thornliebank.org.uk Phone: 0141 638 5060 (Ritchie Adam) .All welcome!
  • Community Council Meeting – November - The next meeting of the Thornliebank Community Council will be on the 6th November at Thorntree Hall in Thorniebank.
  • Community Choir - 65 people aged from 16 to 93, from high school pupils to retirees, attended a preliminary meeting on 17th April to discuss starting a new community choir for the Thornliebank/Giffnock area. The choir had its first meeting on Tuesday 8th May – details of future meetings will be posted here. The meeting was from 7-9pm, … Read more →