| Comment | Knowing zilch about building maintenance, is it really be that much more costly to maintain Glasgow City Chambers rather than any other (slightly less ornate) civic building from the 19th century? What huge additional cost are you assuming here. Waxing the floors once in a while?
The council HQ has to be somewhere, and a sizeable building designed specifically for the purpose of hosting the council, bang in the middle of the city centre, physically attached to the corporate services and civil service wing of the council doesn't seem all that problematic. |
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