The University of the West of Scotland has been branded “environmental vandals” after 200-year-old oak trees were killed during demolition works at Thornly Park campus.
The trees are among 93 to have been damaged when the university hired contractors to pull down buildings to make way for the a controversial 179-house development.
The Robertson Trust Sports Complex, student flats and outbuildings have been demolished over the past year as the university aims to hand over the 28-acre site to Miller Homes.