Quick links
find out about the latest trending topics
latest news
recent news about the City Centre Strategy
DISTRICT REGENERATION FRAMEWORK UPDATE
We are currently consulting with all Council stakeholders on the content of the St Enoch District Regeneration Framework (DRF) which has been developed by the Austin-Smith:Lord team. This consultation will be complete by the 19 October 2018. As soon as we have...
read more
GLASGOW DOORS OPEN DAY – MURAL TRAIL
This weekend, the City Centre Regeneration team took part in its 4th year of the Doors Open Day festival. This is an annual event celebrating the city’s architecture, culture and heritage with the city centre team taking residents and visitors of Glasgow on a guided tour of the city centre murals…
read more
THE CITY CENTRE AND THE CIRCULAR ECONOMY
The St Enoch Centre has found a new and innovative way of reusing their waste and saving money in the process. Following a Circle Assessment and Workshop with Circular Glasgow, the shopping centre has devised a creative plan to ensure staff begin to think differently about waste – now every cup of coffee sold will be…
read more
(Y)OUR ST ENOCH: UPDATE
The St Enoch report is almost ready for internal consultation. Once all the relevant Council departments have had the opportunity to feedback on the draft Regeneration Framework we will take this forward and look to get approval to formally consult with the public.
read more
NEW ADDITION TO THE CITY CENTRE MURAL TRAIL
This week has seen the unveiling of the latest striking addition to the city centre mural trail. Artist Smug’s latest work can be found at the corner of George Street and High Street and depicts a mother and child already widely thought to be St Enoch and a young St Mungo – a companion to the much loved …
read more
(Y)OUR BROOMIELAW: UPDATE
Broomielaw has such an important part to play in the regeneration of the city centre. Work has progressed steadily on the District Regeneration Framework and we are close to seeking approval to formally consult with the public on the content of the report and its action plan.
read more(Y)OUR CITY CENTRE
The Sauchiehall and Garnethill District Framework has been completed, and work has started on delivery. Given the success of this process, we appointed a team to work on the next four City Centre Districts – Broomielaw, St Enoch, Central and Blythswood. These will help deliver the objectives set out in the City Centre Strategy of making the city centre the place to Stay and Live, Shop and Play, Visit and Enjoy, Work and Create, Learn, Discover and Innovate and Invest and Build.
How best to look at the remaining four Districts will be assessed in 2019/2020.
The feedback from our conversations with residents, visitors, businesses, and developers is that you want a green, liveable city centre that fosters creativity and opportunity. So the Council is working with businesses, residents, institutions and public agencies to make the city centre a more people-friendly place
– a better place to live, visit and do business
moving the city centre forward
All the work that we’ll be doing to take the city centre forward over the next few years will be shaped by the City Centre Strategy and Action Plan and the City Centre Transport Strategy which were published in 2014. These strategies are our blueprint mapping out how the city centre’s streets and public spaces will be better managed and more people-friendly.
We’ll be making the city centre cleaner, greener and easier to get around on foot, by bike and public transport, with a network of green avenues linking through the city centre. Wi-fi, marketing, outdoor events, lighting and public safety will all be improved – and much more besides. Everything is geared towards delivering jobs, growth and prosperity over the next decade.
district by district
In 2015, we started to plan how to make this idea work. It’s a big job, so we split the city centre into nine recognisable ‘Districts’. We have worked with local people and businesses to identify the opportunities. By 2019 we aim to have a plan in place that will drive change over the next ten years. Find out more about what’s happening in each District.
working together
The Council’s City Centre Regeneration Team will work hard with people and organisations in each District to make that change happen. Whether you work, live, invest in or visit the city centre, the team can’t do it all on their own. We need your help to deliver change. Your help might come in a variety of forms: allowing a new business start-up cheap use of your vacant shop for a few weeks, organising a community event in a public space, helping a neighbour to tidy their front garden, or cycling and walking around town rather than driving.
The City Council will be doing its bit by making city centre streets and spaces more people- and business-friendly. We’ll do that, with you, by preparing a new plan for each District over the next few years. Please get in touch with us if you have any questions or ideas about the changing city centre.
get in touch
connect with us on social media
Follow us on Twitter or on our Facebook page to find out the latest news about what's happening in the city centre.
These will feature the wide range of initiatives taking place in the city centre now as well as plans for the future.
subscribe to our mailing list
Keep up to date with the latest news about the city centre. When we publish an article you will receive an email alerting you to this with a brief summary of the article and a link to read the full text. You can unsubscribe at any time. Please read the website's Privacy Statement.