Clyde Gateway to bridge east end wealth gap
April 6 2011
It will form the first tangible sign of progress at a planned national business district, halving the walking time from Dalmarnock Station to a range of office spaces, warehouses and workshops.
Clyde Gateway chief executive Ian Manson said: “here are big chunks of land in Shawfield that require substantial investment to remove contamination.
“The smart-bridge is part of a vision and strategy to deliver infrastructure and development within Shawfield and Dalmarnock.”
Work on the £4.75m bridge is scheduled to take place in late 2012 with completion to coincide with the opening of a revamped Dalmarnock Station around 2013.
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#1 Posted by MH on 7 Apr 2011 at 09:04 AM
Glad to hear they are spending the wee bit extra for the 'smart-bridge', I crossed one of the old 'bridges' this morning and all it did was keep my feet out the water.
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