A busy Glasgow road is set to close while works begin on a massive regeneration project.
St George’s Road will shut from Monday, September 14 as part of a two-phase resurfacing scheme linked to the wider Connecting Woodside regeneration.
This project will deliver new public spaces, tree planting, and improved walking and cycling routes.
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Phase one will run from September 14 to 16, closing the road between Garscube Road and Gladstone Street from 8am to 4.30pm.
Phase two follows from September 17 to 18, closing the section between Braid Street/North Woodside Road and St George’s Place during the same hours.
The road will reopen each evening from 4.31pm to 7.59am.
During the closures, northbound traffic will be diverted via Maryhill Road, Hinshaw Street, and Garscube Road, while southbound vehicles will follow the reverse route.
The works are designed to improve road safety and support active travel, forming part of a larger scheme to connect communities and enhance public space.
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