Planning applicationGLA/25/01501/LBA

Suspension Bridge From South Portland Street To Clyde Street Glasgow

Pending - ConsiderationLandscaping, Gardens & Boundaries
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Received

1 July 2025

Validated

19 August 2025

Planning Signals

4 detected traits

Specific
External AlterationsParking AccessPavingPublic Realm
AI summary

Remedial public-realm works along the Northbank, including repairs to quay edge walls, railings, paving and access following adjoining redevelopment.

Impact scale

Estimated scale of impact on the surrounding area.

5/10
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Application GLA/25/01501/LBA

Suspension Bridge From South Portland Street To Clyde Street Glasgow

Pending - ConsiderationLandscaping, Gardens & BoundariesReceived Glasgow City Council

Remedial public-realm works along the Northbank, including repairs to quay edge walls, railings, paving and access following adjoining redevelopment.

The record

Reference
GLA/25/01501/LBA
Address
Suspension Bridge From South Portland Street To Clyde Street Glasgow
Status
Pending - Consideration
Category
Landscaping, Gardens & Boundaries
Impact scale
5/10
Authority
Glasgow City Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
55.855
Longitude
-4.2556

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Remedial public-realm works along the Northbank, including repairs to quay edge walls, railings, paving and access following adjoining redevelopment.

As filed with the council

Remedial works associated with adjoining redevelopment at the northbank.

Supporting documents(3)