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Is this our legacy?


Are you living with black mould, faulty ventilation, poor plumbing, dodgy windows and doors, or repairs that never end?
You're not alone.

Our Campaign


Everyone deserves a safe, secure, and healthy home. Yet many residents in Dalmarnock Village are living with damp, mould, poor ventilation, and other serious disrepair — often for years without resolution.

These issues are putting families at risk.

Dalmarnock Village was built as part of the ‘legacy’ of the 2014 Glasgow Commonwealth Games — a symbol of regeneration and investment in the East End. But just over a decade later, many residents are asking: What is the true legacy for Glasgow — safe and secure homes, or mould and neglect?

This campaign has been launched by your neighbours and Bridgeton Citizen Advice Bureau, and is driven by people like you. We are working together to expose these ongoing problems and push for the urgent improvements our community deserves.

Our aims

  • Document: Gather evidence of the poor housing conditions affecting Dalmarnock Village.
  • Expose: Highlight the widespread issues that are part of a community-wide problem.
  • Advocate: Press for timely repairs, accountability, and safe, healthy housing for all.
  • Empower: Enable every resident to share their voice and experience.

Get involved

This campaign isn't about isolated complaints — it's about a community-wide crisis that demands a collective response.

You can:

Survey
Complete the survey

Share your housing experiences in our survey — it's quick, anonymous, and helps strengthen the campaign.

Go to the survey
Interview
Take part in an interview

Speak to us directly in an anonymous one-to-one interview to share your experience of any housing issues you may have encountered.

Evidence
Submit evidence

Upload photos or videos of housing issues to support the campaign and show what's really happening.

Submit evidence
Community
Join your community

Residents of Dalmarnock Village run this campaign and meet regularly at the Residents' Coordinating Group.

Get involved