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Homes approved at Govan docks as part of wider revamp of historic Glasgow site

Summary by Glasgow Live
Councillors gave the green light to plans to redevelop part of the disused docks site at a meeting this morning (Tuesday).

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Homes approved at Govan docks as part of wider revamp of historic Glasgow site

Councillors gave the green light to plans to redevelop part of the disused docks site at a meeting this morning (Tuesday).

·Glasgow, United Kingdom
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This London ‘dead spot’ is being given a £72,000,000 revival

The famous Bromley-by-Bow gasholders are being regenerated (Picture: Getty Images) For 153 years, seven unique structures have towered over one East London suburb – and now, they’re getting a £72,000,000 revival. The Bromley-by-Bow gasholders were built between 1872 and 1878, and until 2010, supplied a gas connection to the local community. Since then, the 23-acre site has stood without purpose – and crucially, been closed off to the public. The…

·London, United Kingdom
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Huge update as former gasworks site becoming 900 affordable homes

The affordable homes will sit alongside a new public park, river walk, café and children’s nursery

·Somerset, United Kingdom
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Bath Voice News: work begins on the old gas works site ahead of constructing new homes in Bath - Bath Voice.

Work to prepare the former gas works site in Bath for the development of around 900 homes as well as a riverside park is under way. Contractors have begun work on land remediation and infrastructure on the Bath Western Riverside Phase 2 site. The main picture shows from left: Donné Caswell, Homes England, Councillor Matt McCabe, Elkie Russell, Berkeley, Councillor Kevin Guy, Dan Norris, Mayor of the West of England. The 12.4 acre brownfield site…

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Former Bath gasworks site to become 900 new homes

The 12.4 acre brownfield site is owned by Bath and North East Somerset Council and developer Berkeley Homes

·London, United Kingdom
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Somerset Live broke the news in Somerset, United Kingdom on Monday, March 24, 2025.
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