Plans to save the “deteriorating” Pollok Stables in Glasgow’s largest park ahead of a multi-million pound revamp have been submitted.
Work to stabilise the buildings, in Pollok Park, has already begun as council officials feared there was only a narrow “window of opportunity” to dismantle some of the stonework before winter.
They have now requested permission for listed building consent to carry out a raft of measures to protect the A-listed stables and sawmill, which are then set to undergo a “major reconstruction” after the council secured £13m from the UK Government’s levelling up fund.
