By CH, submitted on Sun, 19/07/2009 - 22:30
The "Clyde Gateway" development is to receive another £2 billion of public funds to see it through the recession. "We are confident that what is being created along both banks of the Clyde will present a very attractive proposition for developers and investors when the market recovers"
This development is seen as key to the M74 Extension, Commonwealth Games bid and various other things; so far has produced new offices for the BBC and STV, and a rash of overpriced 2 bedroom flats more suitable for speculators than families.
w00t democracy and accountability
Note that Stephen Purcell is "leader of Glasgow City Council and chairman of the Clyde Waterfront Strategic Partnership,"
I haven't a clue what's really going on but it stinks worse than the river does.