Discover more about Clyde Waterfront.
Our features series is an opportunity to explore what's
happening along the length of the River Clyde. This new series will
cover major regeneration themes and important Clyde Waterfront
developments.
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Whilst the sparkle of Christmas can sometimes be fleeting, we’re ending 2011 with a news round up of real progress this year which is making a lasting difference to Clyde Waterfront.
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As Scotland prepares to host Waterfront Expo Scotland 2011, we thought we'd broaden our horizons beyond the usual Clyde Waterfront fare, to introduce you to Scotland's other two major city waterfront regeneration projects, in Dundee and Edinburgh. All three Scottish Waterfronts will be showcased at the Expo along with success stories from Barcelona, Marseille, Chicago and Yokohama. 27 October 2011
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New build housing projects in the centre of the Govan are breathing life into the town centre and attracting people back to live in the community. Together with the refurbishment of Govan Cross, there is a strong sense that change is taking hold. 16 September 2011
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When it opens on 28 June, the M74 completion will provide the “missing link” in Glasgow’s transport system, easing congestion on key routes through the city centre and encouraging urban regeneration in the West of Scotland. 22 June 2011
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Scotland’s newest museum is set to play a leading role in the continuing regeneration of Clyde Waterfront. 15 June 2011
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A major theme in the Clyde Waterfront news section over recent months has been the creation of new jobs in a whole variety of business sectors, up and down the river. We’ve brought together some of the most significant stories to illustrate how employment remains buoyant, despite continuing economic uncertainty. 23 May 2011