Welcome to your rapidly expanding list of community web pages - a total of 36 in just six weeks.
And for the first time we have created pages for some of our readers who live outside the Glasgow boundary - Hello Airdrie and Coatbridge.
This is your opportunity to let friends, neighbours and the rest of the area know what is happening in your community.
We said we would respond to your requests and after such great success with the first 24, here are the latest 12.
The aim of the sites is to put you in control, to give you a platform to discuss local issues, post pictures and videos, announce events or just submit something you think is interesting.The sites have been designed to make it easy, fun and very straightforward to upload words, pictures and videos. And each page has different categories. Here is a rundown of what you will see when you arrive at the Home page.
News: Can be anything from a comment to a request for information/search for an old pal, to a story you want to let everyone know about. Go to the News section on the front page and click. Then click on the words, "submit your news."
Pics & videos: Images of anything, people, places, buildings, outings, trips, old, new. Go to the page and click on the words, "upload your pics and video." Always remember to put a title and a description along with your name in the appropriate boxes.
Mini sites and links: Very easy, simply follow the instructions.
Local information: A chance to make sure your school, doctor, dentist etc is included in the listing.
And history: A great opportunity to highlight your take on the history of your area through words and pictures.
Notices: Submit via the blue box on the front page. You have four design options, which you can change to suit the message. Remember the words which will appear on the site are those which you will see in the box on the right hand side
It means bands can announce concerts, football teams can post their fixtures and results, youth groups can highlight jumble sales, photographers can show everyone their pictures and amateur historians can talk about the past.
You can raise a petition or organise a meeting - the format is very flexible and is completely free.
Join with us to make these the most happening and up to date websites across the country.
Remember, what interests you, interests us.
So to find out what your neighbours are already talking about click one of the links.
Any enquiries,email community@eveningtimes.co.uk.
Or speak directly to Community News Editor Helen Smith on 0141 302 6524.
