The development has been given the green light by the Scottish Government despite numerous objections from locals.
Images have been drawn up of a new 'sustainable' apartment block in Finnieston set to be built on the site of a historic foundry.
The development has been given the green light by the Scottish Government despite numerous objections from locals and MSP Paul Sweeney who described it as an 'erosion of Glasgow’s industrial heritage'. Glasgow City Council is yet to provide Nevis Properties with planning permission, prompting an appeal to be submitted on Nevis Properties’ behalf, which then went to the Scottish Government to determine.
“It’s unfortunate that the delivery of new homes on the site has been delayed due to the need to go through an appeal process. We’re very glad that the Scottish Government profoundly agreed with the merits of our proposal, recognising the many benefits of this development for the people of Glasgow.
Australia Latest News, Australia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Controversial Glasgow flat development gets green light from Scottish GovernmentA new development of flats has been given the green light from the Scottish Government despite Glasgow City Council providing no planning…
Read more »
Easter postbox toppers around Scottish Highlands captured in adorable snapsWith Easter coming up, one Scot has shared a number of photos of various postboxes around her local area decorated with elaborate seasonal toppers — depicting rabbits, eggs, and more.
Read more »
Scottish Nature Photography Award winners announcedThe winning images of wildlife and landscapes were taken across Scotland in 2022.
Read more »
Inside the luxury Scottish farm shop in the Highlands named one of UK's bestA Scottish shopping centre located in the Highlands has been crowned one of the top farm shop and deli retailers in the UK, and will face off against other nominees for the top prize in April.
Read more »
The Scottish National Party’s limitations have been laid bareWill Humza Yousaf learn the right lessons? If he can govern more consensually and competently, he would serve all Scots better
Read more »
Oysters reintroduction project in Scottish Highlands set to transform area's biodiversity, researchers sayGlenmorangie Distillery is funding the Dornoch Environmental Enhancement Project, which will reintroduce four million oysters to a protected area of the Dornoch Firth.
Read more »