A drop-in event is set to be held for two new projects coming to Glasgow.
The event is being held to allow residents to find out more about two of the new Avenue projects coming to the city centre - The Broomielaw and Clyde Street Avenues.
The Avenues programme aims to transform Glasgow's city centre streets and when completed, it will form a network of connected routes that are 'more attractive and accessible' for all those who use them.READ MORE: The real reason why Glasgow's Sauchiehall Street is being dug up It will see both governments provide £500million of funding each for infrastructure projects in the area.
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