Hanzala Malik- Politician

Supporting the RNIB Scotland’s Street Charter: Our streets can be an obstacle course for blind and partially sighted people! So, Let’s make our streets safe for everyone • Controlled pedestrian crossings • Safe, clear access to bus-stops,... • Be as free of obstacles as possible & Kerbs.
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A recent visit to a farm

I was invited to the relaunch of MEZZA at 381 Sauchiehall Street-the only Lebanese Bistro in Glasgow-after being closed for months due to the great fire that destroyed the Charles Rennie Mackintosh Glasgow School of Art and disrupted residents, businesses and road users. The bistro is proud to serve delicious homemade style Lebanese food, sweets and drinks and are determined to turn things round after the new design of pedestrianisation through large parts of Sauchiehall street. Good luck to them all and their fantastic bistro.

I attended the annual ASRA's Christmas and New Year lunch event it is always a pleasure to attend. Thank you to ASRA committee and staff in particular Mr Shah.

Enjoying the Glasgow Lord Provost Christmas lunch at the City Chambers, food and hospitality were wonderful thanks to all the hard work of the Lord Provost office and city staff.

Today I joined students and staff from Hillhead primary school who came along to the 3D printing Christmas Bauble Challenge at Glasgow City Chambers the Students created their winning design on Tinker Cad and then printed it using the 3D printer. STEM. Well done you all.

Supporting the Give Me 5 campaign We are calling for an additional £5 per week paid by the Scottish Government to ‘top-up’ child benefit to help support families. Help us fight poverty by topping up child benefit by just £5 a week for every child could lift tens of thousands of children out of real poverty in Scotland

https://www.facebook.com/1553017903/posts /10212277471002595/

I attended the Universal Credit training and information at Glasgow City Chambers and have to report all you with special provision and additional needs groups get yourself organised as the new system won’t be able to cope due to lack of funds so get trained and also learn where all the centres will be. Also note the following Free number 0808 169 9901 and www.gain4u.org.uk

I was invited to launch the National Challenge of Community Emergency Response Teams 26th Nov 2018. Volunteers Building Resilience Communities and hoping to reach out to the communities with a figure of a million by the end of the project. Once again Punjab Fire and Rescue 1122 take the lead in this fields, Good luck I am sure we here in the UK have a lot to learn from you as part of our MOU with Scottish Fire.

I would like to thank Hassan for the very kind Birthday invitation what a great event thanks for a great evening in Multan.

The Santa Sacks Challenge was launched on Friday 2nd November 2018 with the support of Councillor Hanzala Malik, and Professor Martin Lee, Glasgow University. Glasgow students from three Glasgow Uni’s will compete to raise festive fare. Last year, enough food was raised for local care home residents, with generous contributions coming from local businesses and funders. Please visit the Facebook page or check online, the three participating Universities websites: Glasgow Caledonian, Strathclyde and Glasgow University who all have drop-off points and are keen to receive donations

I am supporting Oor Wullie’s Big Bucket Trail Scotland’s children’s hospital charities, If you want to get involved, please email hellow@oorwullie.com