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Current Consultations

The table below contains details of consultations which are currently open for participation 

Consultation NameDescriptionEnd DateContactTake Part
West Nile Street Active Travel Route

The West Nile Street Active Travel Route was identified within the City Centre Transport Plan as a key project providing a segregated cycle track to connect a number of cycle routes that are already in development as part of the Avenues programme. The study corridor extends the length of West Nile Street and Mitchell Street and connects with the Argyle Street East Avenue to the south and Cowcaddens Road Avenue to the north. The scheme interfaces with Killermont Street, Sauchiehall Street Precinct and St Vincent Street and provides a key north-south connection, alleviating cycle traffic from Buchanan Street.

More information is available in the Glasgow City Council Transport Plan.

17 January 2025ConnectingCommunities@glasgow.gov.ukLink to survey
George V Bridge Active Travel Improvements

George V Bridge Active Travel Improvements are being delivered in collaboration with the Avenue's programme which will improving access and routes for wheeling, walking and cycling within the area of George V Bridge, Clyde Place and the Clyde Street/Broomielaw, Glasgow.  For more information, please visit: www.glasgow.gov.uk/georgevbridge

Glasgow City Council is now required to process personal information in line with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). For more information about this please visit : https://citizen.glascc1-prd.gosshosted.com/article/3447/Research-Privacy-Statement

13 January 2025sustainabletransport@glasgow.gov.uk

Link to survey

 

City Development Plan 2 - Call for Sites and Ideas

Glasgow City Council are carrying out a Call for Sites and Call for Ideas between 2 September and 11 November 2024 to inform the contents of City Development Plan 2 (CDP2).The CDP2 Evidence Report should inform your sites and ideas.

Call for sites - Tell us about a site you'd like to see included in CDP2

Stakeholders including residents, community groups, landowners, developers and others, are asked to put forward sites you would like to be considered by the planning authority for inclusion in CDP2.

Call for Ideas - Tell us about a Planning Policy you'd like to see included in CDP 2

We would also like to hear your ideas regarding all development and land use related matters affecting Glasgow and in particular your thoughts about planning policies that CDP2 should contain.

Evidence Report

GCC has now submitted an Evidence Report to the Scottish Government's Gate Check process. This evidence base is required to inform CDP2.

11 November 2024

developmentplan@glasgow.gov.uk

Take part in call for sites

Take part in call for ideas

Connecting Greater Govan

Connecting Greater Govan forms part of Glasgow's City Network. It builds on the recent opening of the Govan-Partick bridge connection, and will provide approximately 20km of high-quality cycling network alongside enhanced pedestrian infrastructure and public realm improvements for the Greater Govan area.

We are proposing a number of changes to improve the environment for pedestrians, cyclists, local residents and businesses. New designs could see the implementation of:

  • New and enhanced public spaces and footways
  • New and upgraded Pedestrian and cycle crossings
  • Reallocation of road space
  • Segregated cycle lanes
  • Step free crossings
  • Introduction on Floating Bus stops

Connecting Greater Govan and our third-party partner Jacobs will store and process your data in full compliance with our legal obligations for the purpose of the development of the Connecting Greater Govan programme.

More information on how your data will be treated can be found on our website Glasgow City Network - Connecting Greater Govan or by emailing ConnectingGreaterGovan@jacobs.com

1 December 2024

Link to Email

Link to web address

Details on how to get involved

Survey link

 

Last modified on 15 November 2024

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