A city centre “deep clean", growing Glasgow’s cafe culture and tackling the number of vacant shops are all planned after a £2 million funding boost.
The work is set to be carried out to help recovery from the pandemic, with a city centre task force keen to increase footfall. Local and international marketing campaigns are also being developed to encourage visitors.
Funding, of £1.95 million, has been provided by the Scottish Government from its £6 million city centre recovery fund. The council's SNP administration has welcomed the money and believes the planned activities will revitalise the city centre.
