Here is the latest news from the City Centre Regeneration Team
(Y)OUR PLACE MAP: A CITY OF PORTRAITS
Here is the latest blog in the series that discuss different aspects of the ongoing (Y)our City Centre Regeneration. Here artist Peter McCaughey, Lead Artist and Director of WAVEparticle introduce…
TIER 4: WHAT CAN YOU STILL DO IN GLASGOW?
As announced by the First Minister on 17 November, Glasgow is now in Tier 4, effectively putting the city into lockdown once again. Consequentially, all our lives will be further impacted, with all but essential retail being forced to close. In addition, bars,...
WHAT NEXT FOR GLASGOW’S URBAN INFRASTRUCTURE?
The end of the 20th century saw declining trends in high street retail habits and city centre population density. More recently, the number of people looking to live within city centres is on the rise; however, to encourage continued growth…
WRITING THE NEXT CHAPTER IN GLASGOW’S REGENERATION STORY
Here is the fourth blog in a series that discusses different aspects of the ongoing (Y)our City Centre District Regeneration Frameworks. Dr Mark Robertson, Managing Partner of Ryden
GLASGOW BEGGING STRATEGY
On 3 September 2020, Glasgow City Council’s City Administration Committee approved the Glasgow Begging Strategy (GBS) for 6-week public consultation which will begin on 11 September 2020. This document has been developed by a Short Life Working Group (SLWG) which was...
GLASGOW CITY CENTRE MURAL TRAIL UPDATE
Like many people impacted by the ongoing Covid-19 emergency, DRS City Centre Regeneration have endeavoured to maintain as much functionality as possible while being restricted to working from home, and this has led to the development of some innovative outputs to...
FESTIVALS AND THE CITY: COVID-19 AND BEYOND
This is the third blog in response to the work being done by the team working to prepare District Regeneration Frameworks for Cowcaddens, Townhead, the Learning Quarter and the Merchant City. Professor David McGillivray is Chair in Digital…
(Y)OUR PLACE MATTERS
Work continues with the development of District Regeneration Frameworks (DRFs) for Cowcaddens, Townhead, Learning Quarter and Merchant City. The process seeks to engage with as many stakeholders as possible.
(Y)OUR CITY CENTRE – ISSUES AND OPPORTUNITIES
It is time to let us know what you think the key issues and opportunities are for some or all the districts we are creating District Regeneration Frameworks for. You can contact us and leave as many comments