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It features four memorials, including a freestanding monument dedicated to workers from the city’s Whitevale tram depot, surrounded by three plaques in memory of workers from Newlands, Dennistoun and Langside.
Tony O’Connor, depot operations manager at First Glasgow’s Caledonia Depot, said: “As the legacy operator of Glasgow’s bus network, we are proud to continue to pay tribute to those that paid the ultimate price during the First“While awaiting the construction of the new garden which is accessible to the public from Cathcart Road, we worked closely with specialists to ensure the memorials were looked after in the correct way and were carefully restored ahead of their unveiling today.
“It is therefore fitting that the memorial garden gives our colleagues, their families and members of the public the opportunity to pay their own respects for generations to come.”
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