Plans to restore the at-risk Caldwell House and build a retirement village are set to go-ahead despite concerns over the number of trees set to be chopped down and the impact on health services.
East Renfrewshire’s planning committee will meet tomorrow [Wednesday] to consider Caldwell Developments’ bid to develop the greenbelt land near Uplawmoor, and council planners have said the scheme can be approved.
The firm behind the proposal has described the application as the “last chance” to save the Robert Adam-designed building, which was damaged by a fire in 1995 and is in a derelict state.
