Questions over the affordability of Glasgow’s proposed metro system and how it would connect to wider parts of the city have been raised by a Labour councillor.
During Tuesday’s economy, housing, transport and regeneration committee, councillor Saqib Ahmed asked council officers how the Clyde Metro would connect with major hospitals and public transport hubs. He also asked if it would be affordable for those wanting to use it.
It comes after a report was presented to members of the committee informing them that the Clyde Metro - a vision for a modern and integrated public transport system - had been confirmed by the Scottish Government as a key priority for future investment.
