Sauchiehall Street has seen a dramatic change in the past two decades
Everything changes, nothing stays the same - and here in Glasgow that couldn’t be more true for Sauchiehall Street.
One retailer that disappeared was Littlewoods, once one of the largest department stores in the UK. The chain was forced to close 119 of their stores in 2005, and the Sauchiehall Street spot soon became a Deichmann footwear outlet. More Glasgow nostalgia stories Due to the continual fall in operators on Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow City Council announced a £7.1 million investment into a regeneration of the area in September 2019. This included a multifunctional service verge, two-way cycle lane, the plantation of trees and shrubs and free wireless internet through the street.
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