Do you think the iconic sign should be granted listed landmark status? 🤔
"We would welcome formal status for what is unquestionably one of the most recognised symbols of Glasgow."
"So I would be interested in their thoughts. But having said that, I would be open to its being listed if there was a general feeling that it should be."It comes after Historic Environment, which assesses buildings for listing in Scotland, confirmed to our sister title The Herald that the legislation and policy it works is now more flexible than it was when it declined a previous bid to grant both the venue and its iconic sign protected status back in 2006.
scene, and although we haven't looked at what the up or downsides would be to the place getting listed status, I would be delighted if it could be preserved."The idea behind the campaign was: save the cultural icon of the sign, and so save the Barrowlands as a live music venue.
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