The list of resources provides access to a range of
materials that will help you explore local communities. The Glasgow
Story and the Clydebank story tell the story of particular places
in words and pictures. There are also links here to useful museums
and relevant information on communities which is available on
council websites.
Resource title |
Short description |
Type |
The
Glasgow Story |
TheGlasgowStory tells the story of Glasgow in words and
pictures. You can begin by reading introductions to six historical
periods, and following the links to read about the themes and
topics that interest you most or search for a specific place or
subject. Note that this site is no longer being
updated. |
Web link |
The
Clydebank Story |
TheClydebankStory tells the story of the town in words
and pictures. |
Web link |
Renfrew
Museum |
This is a small local museum with information on the
history of the community. |
Web link |
Clydebank Museum |
Clydebank Museum celebrates the rich heritage of
Clydebank focusing on Shipbuilding, Singers and the Clydebank
Blitz. Artefacts, models and items from the collection illustrate
the story of the people of Clydebank. |
Web link |
People's
Palace |
The People's Palace is Glasgow's social history museum
and a chance to see the story of the people and city of Glasgow
from 1750 to the present. |
Web link |
Scottish Centre for Regeneration |
The Scottish Centre for Regeneration (SCR) helps build
skills and expertise and shares knowledge among those working in
community regeneration. |
Web link |
Living
in Glasgow |
Section of the Glasgow City Council for information on
living in Glasgow. |
Web link |
Renfrewshire Council |
Renfrewshire Council's website with details of services
to the community in Renfrew and Erskine. |
Web link |
West Dunbartonshire
Council |
Council for the area including Clydebank and Old
Kilpatrick |
Web link |
Glasgow Community Planning Partnership |
GCPP is a coordination body which makes sure that public
serves are well coordinated and support the community. There are
CPPs (Community Planning Partnerships) in every local
authority. |
Web link |
West Dunbartonshire
Partnership |
Community planning pages for West
Dunbartonshire. |
Web link |
Clydebank Community
Councils |
Website giving details of community councils in
Clydebank. |
Web link |