In Glasgow’s largest park, a project is under way to “bring the ancient and modern together” — with ongoing talks over welcoming back Clydesdale horses as part of a “remarkable” new visitor attraction.
A team is working on the conversion of Pollok Country Park’s rundown stables and sawmill into a net-zero carbon ‘living’ heritage centre.
Expected to open in summer 2025, the venue aims to complement the recently refurbished Burrell Collection, attracting more visitors to the south side greenspace.
