The document discusses several proposed changes and developments along the Glasgow Riverfront including: 1. Mixed-use proposals at Pacific Quay including a new bridge to the Science Centre. 2. Urbanization of the SECC site including a 12,300 seated arena and hotel/casino proposal. 3. New housing, museum, and public realm developments in Glasgow Harbour and Govan. 4. Transport interchanges and improvements including the pre-LRT route and bridges. 5. Regeneration proposals along the river including working rivers and walkways.

1. Changes at the Glasgow Riverfront Part 3

2. Pacific Quay/ SECC Pacific Quay Media Park / BBC Graving Docks – mixed use proposals with new bridge to Science Centre Clyde walkway City Centre / Glasgow Harbour pre-LRT Urbanisation of SECC site – sustainable village; multi- storey car parks; 12,300 seated arena (application 2006); and hotel/ casino proposal New river access on both banks

9. Glasgow Harbour/ Central Govan Action Plan Glasgow Harbour – 2,500 houses (649 complete/ 770 under construction) New Museum of Transport/ casino hotel & public realm Town Centre Action Plans: Partick(2004) and Govan(2005) Transport Interchanges – Partick / Govan Pontoons and slips & bridge crossings Clyde walkway Glasgow Harbour/ City Centre Pre-LRT route (2006/07)

13. Sheildhall/ Northbank Working River - KGV - BAE Systems Regeneration Yoker Riverfront Clyde Walkway North Clydeside Development Route Clyde Cranelink Study SPT Waterfront ferry – oldest operational public ferry in Europe

19. River Uses

28. (from East End SIP Strategy) “ UK’s Coolest City ” (National Geographic, USA) “ the New Berlin ” (OECD) “ Brimming with style and culture ” (Time) “ Glasgow ist in…Glasgow ist trendy ” (MD Magazine, Germany) “ Citta Scozzese piu glamour del momento ” (Lo Donna, Italy) “ Manhattan with a Scottish Accent ” (In Style, USA) Britains Best Business Location (Growing Business)

29. (from East End SIP Strategy) Glasgow’s GDP worth £12 Bn Glasgow economy grew by 7.4% between 1992-97 ..…16.6% between 1997-2003 Glasgow employment base of 410K….17% of Scottish total 63K new jobs created between1996-2003 Employment and economic growth well ahead of the national average Unemployment differential reduced 14.8 15.0 15.2 15.4 15.6 15.8 16.0 16.2 16.4 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 Glasgow's Share of Scottish Jobs 1998 - 2010 % 14.0 14.2 14.4 14.6 14.8 15.0 15.2 15.4 15.6 1997 1999 2001 2003 2005 2007 2009 Glasgow's Share of the Scottish Economy 1997 - 2010 %