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Glasgow City Council have given approval for the first steps towards Govan Cross becoming a conservation area.

The Glasgow Garden Festival was a key event that kick-started regeneration along the River Clyde. 20 years on the site at Pacific Quay has changed beyond all recognition into a high tech media centre housing the BBC and SMG.

A specially designed canopy has been lowered into place on a bridge over the Forth and Clyde Canal in Clydebank. The winning "swan in flight" design was chosen last year from over 60 entries in a national architects’ competition.

Scotland's biggest ever hospital building project - the New Southern Hospital in Glasgow - will be entirely publicly funded, the Scottish Government has announced.

An inquiry has started into Tesco's plans to build Tesco also flats, a 600-space underground car park and a 7500 sq m store on land between Beith Street and the River Kelvin.

Plans to develop a waterfront cafe area in the city centre are expanding. The Broomielaw Pavilions project is expected to bring tourists and business people down to the river's edge.

A short trip on a sea plane is all that it takes to get from the centre of Glasgow to Tobermory on the Island of Mull.

Two major hotel projects in the Clyde Waterfront area are contributing to the race to create thousands of new hotel rooms in the city centre as the corporate tourism market continues to expand.

A new high rise hotel in Jamaica Street has been given the go ahead. Staybridge Suites' first hotel in Scotland will provide luxury suites for long stay visitors.

The historic Pump House, near Glasgow's SECC, could become a boutique hotel and restaurant. Glasgow Harbour have indicated their itnerest in purchasing and developing the landmark property.