The Glasgow City Development Plan commits to the preparation of Supplementary Guidance to accompany policy CDP6 of the Plan and provide further guidance on its use and implementation.  SG6 provides this further detailed guidance, including on development in the Green Belt, the enhancement of the green network, the protection of open space and the provision of open space to support new development, including the role of contributions from new development in delivering the different types of open space required. 

These different types of open space include open space in the city centre, space for food growing, space for formal sports and good quality, multifunctional local green spaces within an easy walk of people’s homes.  The guidance links to a map that identifies the spaces considered to have the greatest potential to be used as these good quality, multifactional local green spaces (referred to as “Community Spaces” in the draft guidance) and the degree to which they are currently of an acceptable quality, illustrating where and on what developer contributions for this aspect of open space need will be spent.

You can find the potential community spaces using the map here. (https://glasgowgis.maps.arcgis.com/apps/dashboards/64e7cd50d4524dd0b1ed3e3ae6592436)

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The City Development Plan (CDP) proposes a series of Local Development Frameworks to deliver change in areas of Glasgow where the Council believe an additional layer of planning guidance is needed. Greater Pollok is one of the three areas identified across the city.

The LDF purpose is to provide an initial Vision of the area for development taking place up till 2035 and to consider its future direction for planning and regeneration for potentially the next 25-30 years.

The Vision for Greater Pollok includes developments such movement and travel infrastructure, town centres, local shopping, facilities, housing, and economic development areas. It also includes green spaces and initiatives which tackle climate change. The LDF contains a detailed Action Programme to be delivered by 2035. 

Following extensive community engagement, which ended in September 2022, the Draft Greater Pollok LDF document is now complete.  You can find the document and more information here www.glasgow.gov.uk/greaterpollokldf

The Council want to know what you think of the draft document and the issues and ideas it has set out. Everyone with an interest in the area, residents, businesses, and those who have a stake in the future of Greater Pollok are encouraged to complete the Public Consultation Survey before the deadline of 5^th February 2024. 

To take part, simply click on the survey. Alternatively if you want to provide your comments you can write to us via  LDFConsultation@glasgow.gov.uk

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This survey has been produced by the Development Plan team at Glasgow City Council.

The Development Plan team is responsible for producing the City Development Plan, Glasgow’s land-use plan. The new plan will establish where new homes, schools, businesses and open spaces should be located. It will identify areas that need to be protected and where future investment should be directed.

Before we begin to write a new plan, we are collecting an evidence base to establish what to plan for. An important part of that evidence base will come directly from you.

The Place Standard Tool survey has 14 categories based on different aspects of the built environment. Each category has a section where you can reflect on what is good and what could be better in your neighbourhood.

Your submission will help us to identify the key issues in your area, and your submission will influence how the next City Development Plan is produced.

Take the survey here

Our web-hub has all the information about City Development Plan 2 and how you can get involved (https://cdp2-glasgowgis.hub.arcgis.com/)

You can also join our mailing list to be kept up to date here

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The Glasgow City Centre Strategy (CCS) 2024- 2030 brings together the “Big Moves” that will transform Glasgow’s city centre in the short to medium term. It creates a unified vision supported by the transformative actions to be delivered by 2030.  The CCS 2024-30 is based around three thematic pillars which will enrich the inherited features of Glasgow’s City Centre and shape a new cycle of shared opportunity: Magnetic Experience Front Door for Innovation A Place to Live.   The consultation questions will ask you to consider the actions and themes within this document.

Glasgow City Council is now required to process personal information in line with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). For more information about this please visit : https://www.glasgow.gov.uk/index.aspx?articleid=22793

Glasgow City Council is proposing is to make permanent the temporary Spaces for People measures within the City Centre following the City Administration Committee approval granted on the 16th of September 2021. Glasgow City Council’s policy is to encourage sustainable methods of travel. The purpose of this Traffic Regulation Order is to enable the provision of on carriageway cycle facilities within the City Centre. Therefore, enabling safer and more sustainable travel options within the local area and connecting to the wider cycle network. These proposals also include the final stage of the South City Way cycle route.

Any person wishing to object to the proposed Order must submit this in writing to 231 George Street, Glasgow, G1 1RX or email sustainabletransport@glasgow.gov.uk