Safedem staff thoroughly enjoyed helping out at the local Barmulloch Community Development Company’s Fun Day at Robroyston Park. Kids of all ages had fun knocking down our miniature Red Road Flats.

Safedem would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for their co-operation during the demolition of 21 Birnie Court on Sunday 5^th May 2013.Everything went according to plan and we are very pleased with the result.

 

 

 

 

We have now begun processing the materials for recycling.

We have an array of large machines and large-scale lorries in and around the site during this time removing these materials.

The demolition of 21 Birnie Court is scheduled to take place on Sunday 5th May. An Exclusion Zone will be established on the day.

Please note that there are no clear views of the building anywhere around this exclusion zone.
We recommend that you stay well away from the area on this day. View our Blowdown Newsletter here.

 

 

Safedem have helped out the local Brunswick Community Centre in the Balornock area by removing one of the giant boulders from outside 21 Birnie Court and relocating it outside the centre. The boulder weighs around 6 tonne and will have a plaque attached to it to commemorate the people who were kept as prisoners of war in Brunswick, Germany and without whom this centre would never have been built.

Safedem has presented a cheque for £500 to Balornock Community Allotments Association to enhance the programmes they are currently running within the local community. Local children learn to sow and grow their own produce, and then have the opportunity to cook and eat them. 

 

The demolition of 153-213 Petershill Drive is scheduled to take place on
Sunday 10th June 2012. An Exclusion Zone will be established on the day.

Please note that there are no clear views of the building anywhere
around this exclusion zone.

We recommend that you stay well away from the area on this day. View our Blowdown Newsletter here.

However, you can still see the demolition happening thanks to our live
video link.

A test blast was carried out on Saturday 28th April at 10am. If you live close – by, you probably heard the blast go off. Our engineers were very pleased with the results.

Safedem plan to carry out a series of test blasts on Saturday 28th April. You may hear a few loud sirens and a few loud bangs when these tests are carried out. We plan to start these tests mid-morning and to be finished by mid-afternoon.

Please be aware that all health and safety precautions will be put in place and no one has to be evacuated for these test blasts. These test blasts are standard practice and there is no need for anyone to be alarmed by this exercise.