Katy Gordon

Katy recently attended the Glasgow Pride celebrations in George Square. Katy said:

I was glad to show my support to the Glasgow Pride. The Lib Dems have campaigned in support of LGBT issues, and it was fantastic to attend this vibrant and popular event.

Last weekend, Katy was invited to the official reception at the Friends of Old Station Park (FOSP) Gala day in Hyndland. The Chair of Hyndland Residents’ Association, Neil Johnston, highlighted the huge progress that’s been made in the last year, and that the money is now secured for Stage 1 of the project.
Katy said:

“I would like to congratulate FOSP for their achievements in the past year. Their hard work and commitment has really paid off, and I look forward to seeing the completion of Stage 1, in 2011.”

On another glorious June day, Katy opened the Friends of the River Kelvin (FORK) Gala, which  marks the traditional start to the West End Festival. This year the Gala was record breaking, with more stalls than ever before! In her speech Katy highlighted the importance of communities acting together to achieve results that benefit everyone.
Katy said:

“I was delighted to have been asked for the third year running to open the Gala day. Local organisations like FORK do a huge amount of work to improve the local area. It’s been heartening to see people rallying around a similar cause in the Save Otago Lane campaign. I hope the council will listen to the huge number of voices raised in protest.”