Here is the latest news from the City Centre Regeneration Team
HIGH STREET AREA STRATEGY NEWSLETTER
The High Street Area Strategy aims to enhance the liveability, competitiveness, and sustainability of the High Street. Work has not stopped during the Covid-19 Emergency. However, some projects had to be delayed as the construction industry paused during the...
(Y)OUR SUSTAINABLE CITY CENTRE
Here is the second blog from the team working to prepare Districts Regeneration Frameworks for Cowcaddens, Townhead, the Learning Quarter and the Merchant City. Judith Sykes and Carrie Behar are from Useful Projects which is a sustainable innovation consultancy…
DELIVERING LIFE-SAVING STREETS + SPACES
In light of the current situation we find ourselves in and spending a lot of time thinking creatively about Glasgow’s future with the District Regeneration Framework team, I have been reflecting a lot. Never before has local and national Government, the press, or we as the public…
THE NEXT (PHASE 3) DISTRICT REGENERATION FRAMEWORKS
Glasgow City Council has appointed a multidisciplinary team of local and international consultants to prepare for the next phase of our City Centre District Regeneration Frameworks (DRFs). Austin-Smith-Lord will lead the team …
STREET CHANGE GLASGOW – LAUNCH EVENT
Former Old Firm players helped launch a new alternative giving scheme for people involved in street begging in Glasgow city centre on Tuesday 3 March. Ex Rangers striker, Mark Hateley, and former Celtic defender, Tosh McKinlay, joined supporters of Street Change Glasgow in Central Station to unveil one of three…
CITY CENTRE MURAL TRAIL – BOOKLET UPDATE
The City Centre Mural Trail companion booklets have always been popular with visitors and residents alike. Bright, colourful and full of information, they help people understand the scope of the project, provide background to each artwork and identify their locations. The booklets also include a short description…
GLASGOW CITY CENTRE 2050 EVENT
Presenting the City’s ambitions for the development of the city centre over the next 15-30 years. Glasgow City Council is increasingly investing in built environment transformations that promote positive health behaviours, such as active transportation and social inclusion. Representatives from Glasgow City Council Development & Regeneration Services
CENTRAL/BLYTHSWOOD DISTRICT REGENERATION FRAMEWORKS
The public consultation exercise for Central District Regeneration Framework (CDRF) closes on 14 February 2020, and the information received during this process will inform its final draft. Thereafter, this document will return to Glasgow City Council’s City Administration
CITY CENTRE LIVING STRATEGY – A SURVEY
More and more people are choosing to live in cities and especially city centres. The key drivers for this are connectivity and sustainability. Living in the heart of the city, puts you close to all the experiences that only a city centre like Glasgow can provide – work, retail, restaurants, bars, theatres, cinemas, museums …