A council spokesperson previously said there has been no change in the plans
According to the local authority’s Director of Regeneration David Hughes, it is doing this following the council’s purchase of the Grange and Pyramids Shopping Centres.
Mr Hughes said: "I understand the frustrations in terms of wanting to see things happen on the ground,” adding: “Decent project plans need preparing to actually get ready to get onto the ground so investment is made in projects that are sustainable and effective rather than poorly thought through.” Cllr Jones also said the changes to the market plans would not come to committee but a private workshop meeting with councillors. He said: “Discussing that detail in public is not appropriate at this time."
Ireland Latest News, Ireland Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Council set to receive cash boost as pension contributions can be cutCouncils including Glasgow’s are set to receive a multi-million-pound boost after it was agreed pension contributions can be cut.
Read more »
'Bankrupt' Birmingham council leader apologises to cityBirmingham City Council's John Cotton insists he had 'no prior notice' of the authority's desperate situation.
Read more »
'Hypocrisy': One third of Glasgow City Council vehicles don't comply with LEZCouncil chiefs in Glasgow have been accused of “hypocrisy” after it was revealed that more than one third of the authority’s own vehicles do…
Read more »
Cash given to council for road safety improvements across GlasgowMore than £900,000 has been granted to Glasgow City Council to help improve safety on the city’s roads.
Read more »
Households facing £100 rise to average council tax bill next yearAs councils struggle with record levels of debt, local taxes are expected to rise by the maximum amount from next April
Read more »
East Dunbartonshire Council introduces electric vehicle charging tariffA tariff will be introduced for using Council owned electric vehicle charging points in East Dunbartonshire from 2 October 2023.
Read more »