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Agamemnon Street railway bridge removed
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Agamemnon Street

Agamemnon Street new roundabout
View Agamemnon Street on the map

Location

Clydebank & Erskine, Hospital Gate

Address

Agamemnon Street, Clydebank

Type

Current

Description

To promote the wider regeneration of Clydebank in advance of some of the main development sites coming on stream, Clydebank Re-built has developed a programme of public realm works to upgrade the entry points and main approach roads into Clydebank and its riverside development areas.

Phase 3 of this programme began in 2006 at Agamemnon Street. In addition to improving security for residents and pedestrians, these works have upgraded Agamemnon Street and its junction with Dumbarton Road and now provide an additional vehicular access to the Golden Jubilee Hospital, easing traffic pressure on the access at Beardmore Street.

The redundant railway bridge over Agamemnon Street has been removed in order to avoid this redundant structure detracting from the locale’s enhanced amenity.

New street lighting and parking bays are being installed along with the pavements and carriageway being resurfaced. Feature trees are being planted to enhance the amenity of this route into the Golden Jubilee and the Hospital Gate development area and a programme of lanscaping stretches down to the river.

Cost

£600,000

Current status

The main contract works began in February 2006. The railway bridge has been removed, the new hospital access is open and completion of landscaping took place in February 2009

Timescale

2006 - 2009

Lead partner

Clydebank Re-built

Other partners

West Dunbartonshire Council, Scottish Enterprise

Project team

Gillespies, Halcrow Group, Gardiner & Theobold
Contractor: AEL

Website

Clydebank Re-built

Contact details

Audrey Carlin, Clydebank Re-built, 0141 951 3420, Audrey@clydebankrebuilt.co.uk

Railway bridge pre demolition

Project history

Railway bridge pre demolition View
Agamemnon Street, post demolition of railway bridgeView
Agamemnon Street new roundabout, image supplied by Clydebank RebuiltView
Agamemnon Street access to Golden Jubilee HospitalView

Clyde Waterfront is a strategic partnership comprising the Scottish Government, Scottish Enterprise, Glasgow City, Renfrewshire and West Dunbartonshire Councils. Its purpose is to promote the economic, social and environmental regeneration of 13 miles of the River Clyde from Glasgow city centre to Dumbarton.

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