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Examples of Clydewaterfront's250+D Evelopm Broomielaw Quay / IFSD Riverside Museum Clyde Fastlink “Classroom on the Clyde / Sightseeing” Capella Group have lodged plans with Location Broomielaw / city centre The new Riverside Museum besides Location 100 Pointhouse Place, Clyde Fastlink - rapid transit “tram on Location Glasgow city centre to School children are the workforce of Location upper Clyde from SECC Glasgow City Council to create a stylish Glasgow the Clyde at Kelvin Harbour, provides Glasgow, G3 8RS tyres” buses (articulated buses / halts (Clydebank and Braehead) tomorrow. So Clyde Waterfront has pontoon, via Braehead to Clydebank new £10m restaurant quarter on the Current Status Planning application an exciting new home for Glasgow’s Opening Hours 10am-5pm Everyday every 500 metres). Phase 1 – City centre Current Status Planning approval agreed a special rate of £300 for schools Current Status school trips April to Oct waterfront adjacent to the International transport collection and replaces the submitted May 2011. Construction likely except 25&26/12 and 1&2/01 to SECC on the north bank and over granted July 2006 / funding applications to take a 2 hour river trip on Clyde (book with Clyde Marine Services Financial Services District www. Museum of Transport previousy located to commence early 2012 the “Squinty” Bridge to the Southern progressing Marine Services’ MV Cruiser from SECC 01475 721281) ifsdglasgow.co.uk and the Tradeston at the Kelvin Hall. Contacts 0141 287 2720 or General in Govan. Phase 2 to Glasgow to Clydebank return. The MV Cruiser Partners Capella Group and Glasgow www.glasgowmuseums.com/riverside Partners SPT, Glasgow City Council, Cost Schools rate of £300 per trip = £5 “Squiggly” Bridge. Once completed, the This stunning new building with more Harbour and eventually Clydebank and is equipped with materials explaining 32,000 sq ft pavilion-style development City Council than 3000 objects on display was Braehead. Scottish Governmentand West the regeneration and heritage of the each if more than 60 pupils will house a series of bars, restaurants Dunbartonshire Councils Cost £10m designed by much-acclaimed architect The Scottish Government have pledged upper Clyde plus an audio commentary, and cafes on the banks of the River Clyde Zaha Hadid. Costing £74m, it was funded Cost (Phase 1 £42m to £60m depending to bring to life for pupils Clyde at the Broomielaw. This new leisure some funding for this project and are in by Glasgow City Council, the Heritage discussion with Strathclyde Partnership upon route chosen) Waterfront’s 200 free lesson plans quarter is expected to create up to 150 Lottery Fund and a £5m Public Appeal. for Transport and Glasgow City Council www.clydewaterfronteducation.com jobs and compliment the longer term Admission is free. Moored outside is the about routes and costings. development aspirations of the Clyde. 19th-century Clydebuilt Glenlee Tall Ship which costs £5 entry for adults. Exa opments mples of Clyde Waterfront’s 250+ devel Supplied by Glasgow City Council Supplied by NHS GCC Ferry Village Renfrew Six developers are creating 2000 varied Location Renfrew riverside Lomondgate NHS Southern General Campus properties at Ferry Village Developer Timescales vary by developer Creative Clyde www.ferryvillage.com, all within easy but all should be complete by 2015 Lomondgate www.lomondgate.co.uk a Location Around the A82, north of Phase 1 - expansion / upgrading of the Location Govan reach of Braehead, Xscape, the Renfrew 100 acre mixed development, centred Dumbarton Status George Wimpey, Best This area is now being marketed to Location Pacific Quay & SECC maternity hospital, to cope with +5,000 Current Status Maternity Hospital / Yoker ferry, the M8 and Glasgow on a 20 acre business park and adjacent Current Status Infrastructure work the creative sector as Creative Clyde births annually. Phase 2 - a new 240 bed International Airport. Developments, Miller, Redrow, to BBC Scotland’s set for “River City”. Current Status Creative Clyde is likely extended and building started on McCarthy & Stone and Fairbriar Homes completed, 60 bed Premier Inn opened (www.creativeclyde.com) BBC Scotland to be completed by 2016 regional children’s hospital operational Phase 2 This major housing development Walker Group will build a range of 250+ in 2011 and construction of Walker and STV are based here, as are 50+ by 2014, to replace Yorkhill. Phase 3 is Cost £250 million Scottish Enterprise and includes building methods and homes. They will be complemented by a Homes and Aggreko HQ both started creative SMEs in new or refurbished Partners to build a new South Glasgow Hospital Partners NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde Glasgow City Council are the lead and Brookfield Europe landscaping techniques which maximise 60 bed Premier Inn, Brewers Fayre, Tesco Partners Strathleven Regeneration space in Medius, The Hub and Film City with 1100 beds by 2015. Overall when sunlight around homes and create Express, two restaurants and 10,000ft2 partners Cost £842m Company and Walker Group Glasgow. A “Floating Village” is in early fully complete the campus will be able pleasant views and walkways. of local shops are planned. development in the Canting Basin and Cost Approx £500m spent or committed to treat 725,000 patients annually. Cost £100m+ opposite the new 12,000 seat Scottish to date at Pacific Quay and SECC / www.nhsggc.org.uk Hydro Arena opens in 2013, for concerts Yorkhill Quay and major events like the MOBOs and 2014 Commonwealth Games. Shopping St Enoch’s Centre Sightseeing Loch Lomond Seaplane Sports Xscape Since opening in 1989, The St. Enoch Additionally, The St Enoch Centre is Depart from Europe’s only city centre Jura and Mull, on your way either to Xscape – Braehead has a fantastic mix and Asian cuisine. Centre has become one of Glasgow’s home to Scotland’s largest foodcourt, seaplane terminal located on the Clyde, Oban Bay or Tobermory. of retail and leisure outlets ranging from Location Kings Inch Road, Braehead, major retail destinations, attracting with seating for up to 850 people. It also and fly first class in an iconic luxury Location Floating Dock, Glasgow the UK’s largest indoor “real” snow slope Renfrew, PA4 8XQ 18-20m visitors per year. Ivanhoe offers up to 750 car parking spaces. seaplane with a window seat, enjoying Science Centre, Pacific Quay, G51 1EA - SNO!Zone, a 12 screen multiplex, a 22 Cambridge, its owners completed a £100m an unparalleled view of one of the lane bowlplex, a freestanding Climbzone Opening Hours 364 days a year (closed Location 55, St Enoch Square, Glasgow, Season April to December (office hours Christmas Day) 8am till midnight redevelopment, adding an iconic new G1 4BW world’s most magnificent landscapes. with 24 routes and Soccer Circus plus A River Of Opportunity Of River A entrance and 250,000 ft2 more space, With the River Clyde as your runway, you 08:30 – 18:00 for bookings) 6 outdoor leisure shops as well as 13 Contacts 0871 200 3222 or to create a world class retail and leisure Opening Hours Mon, Tues, Wed, Fri, will pass over many lochs, mountains, Contacts 01436 675030 or eateries spanning American, European www.xscape.co.uk/braehead destination close to the Clyde, with shops Sat & Sun 9-6, Thurs 9-8 glens and castles, as you travel over [email protected] such as BHS, Boots, Debenhams, Disney Contacts 0141 204 3900 or Scotland’s dramatic west coast, taking in Store, H&M, Trespass, Virgin Media and the www.st-enochs.com images of Arran, largest Hamleys toystore outside London, catering for all ages and shopping tastes. • 250 developments planned, under construction or completed • 20-25 year plan 13 miles of the Clyde from Glasgow to Dumbarton • £5-6 billion public & private investment anticipated • 1 vision “to develop a thriving, vibrant River Clyde with people and communities at its heart” Visitor www.clydewaterfront.com attractions o Clyde Waterfront is a strategic partnership comprising the n th Scottish Government, Scottish Enterprise and Glasgow City, e Cl Renfrewshire and West Dunbartonshire councils. yde Sailing River Trips The Waverley is not only the world’s last board facilities include a self service sea-going paddle steamer but also one restaurant, tearoom, 2 licensed bars, Science Glasgow Science Centre Shipbuilding Titan Crane of its most photographed ships! Built a heated observation lounge and a Glasgow Science Centre is one of science and technology through thought The Titan Crane was refurbished for Location Garth Drive off Cart Street, on the Clyde in 1947 and originally only souvenir shop. Scotland’s must-see attractions. Its provoking, fun and exciting experiences. £3.5m and opened in 2007 as a visitor Queens Quays, Clydebank G81 1NX intended to sail between Craigendorran Location (office) Waverley Terminal, 36 futuristic looking buildings contain the Location Glasgow Science Centre, 50 attraction for its 100th anniversary. Season end of April to early October and Arrochar, she is now famous around Lancefield Quay, Glasgow G3 8HA Science Mall - 3 floors of hundreds of Pacific Quay, Glasgow G51 1EA Clyde Waterfront Visitors can take a lift to the top of the Fri, Sat, Sun & Mon 10:00 -16:00 (open the world for taking passengers for a interactive science exhibits, an IMAX Season May to October (approx – see Atrium Court 150 ft crane, walk along the jib, visit the every day July & August – booking sail “Doon the Watter!” In 2003, the cinema with a screen the size of 5 a side Opening Hours 362 days a year (closed schedule for itineraries / bookings) 50 Waterloo Street wheel house, marvel at the views and via recommended) Waverley was restored to her 1940s pitch and a 2 ½ minute ride to the top 25&26/12 and 1/01) 10am-5pm Glasgow G2 6HQ modern IT even go back in time to learn Contacts 0141 952 3771 or former glory, allowing her to sail the Contacts 0845 130 4647 or of the 100m high Glasgow Tower.
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