A decision not to afford buildings in Cumbernauld town centre listed status has been criticised by an organisation which campaigns for the preservation of architecture.
Historic Environment Scotland (HES) published its decision on Wednesday after the organisation was asked last year to consider designating the site as listed buildings by a member of the public.
Despite deeming the structure of “special interest,” the body decided against listing the centre - built in 1967 - paving the way for future redevelopment work by North Lanarkshire Council (NLC).
