New images show how four Glasgow areas could look in the future

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The concept designs, influenced by local residents, have been included in Liveable Neighbourhoods progress reports for the Govan to Kingston, Ruchill to Cowlairs, Dennistoun to Cranhill and Langside to Toryglen areas.

In the Southside, designs illustrate rebalanced streets around the Battle of Langside Monument, whilst images for Cessnock Village Strip highlight segregated cycleways and greenspace improvements.Illustrations for Lorne Street and Festival Park entrance also show a reinvigorated and improved civic realm.

“These concept designs have arisen from immersive community engagement and by listening to the needs and aspirations of local people.

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