A further £45,000 will be spent to continue renovation and restoration work at Clydebank Town Hall in a bid to boost tourism in the area.
In March 2018, West Dunbartonshire Council agreed to create a £4 million cultural capital fund to invest across the local authority’s cultural and heritage infrastructure raising the reputation of the area.
The fund would help regenerate Clydebank Town Hall which was designed by James Miller and officially opened in April 1902. Its original layout comprised reception halls, municipal offices, council chambers, a library and a courtroom, and a police station.
