The scheme is part of plans to revitalise and transform Glasgow’s inner East city streets and neighbourhoods.
Glasgow’s regeneration of “inner East” high streets, which will see town centre improvements, is expected to be completed by 2025 to 2026The Barras, Duke Street and Tollcross town centre are among the areas in line for makeovers.
A final draft of the inner East Strategic Development Framework , which aims to regenerate and promote six town centres including the Barras, Duke Street, Bridgeton, Alexandra Parade, Shettleston and Tollcross Town Centre, will now be presented to Scottish Ministers for final approval. The SDF also seeks to ensure that town centres benefit from better active travel and pedestrian links, improved green and open spaces and a greater choice of employment opportunities in the surrounding communities.
During the meeting, Bailie Anthony Carroll, raised concerns about Glasgow developing high street projects on time.
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