| Comment | Yeah, the way the land is parceled is far from ideal but GCC has failed to get a grip of it for decades, or even propose a coherent plan, is inexcusable. The framework is good to see, but it should not have taken this long.
Maybe there just isn't the demand, but one would have thought a river taxi would have been viable (I know the used to be one).
It just seems that overall, as I said, Glasgow is embarrassed by the Clyde. Which is in stark contrast to every other river/creek city I have visited. |
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