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Glasgow’s Smart Canal

A pioneering new digital surface water drainage system will unlock 110 hectares across the north of the Glasgow for investment, regeneration and development with the construction of Europe’s first ever ‘smart canal’ scheme.

Date
24/05/2023
Category
Innovation
Status
Current

The Treehouse, Inverness

Working with a range of partners, Scottish Canals has delivered the Treehouse in Inverness – a new community facility located between Carse Industrial Estate and the Caledonian Canal.

Date
10/03/2023
Category
Community
Status
Complete

Stockingfield Bridge

Stockingfield Bridge is an ambitious £13.7 million project to reconnect three communities in north Glasgow and complete the last linkage in the Forth & Clyde Canal towpath.

Date
02/10/2022
Category
Community
Status
Complete

Bowling Harbour

Over the past few years we have been breathing new life into Bowling Harbour, developing a tourism and leisure destination fitting of the western gateway to the Forth & Clyde Canal.

Date
02/09/2021
Category
Developing new spaces, Community
Status
Complete

The Bowline at Bowling Harbour

Scotland’s answer to the New York Highline was unveiled at Bowling Harbour in West Dunbartonshire 

Date
01/09/2021
Category
Developing new spaces, Community
Status
Complete

North Glasgow Integrated Water Management System

The Metropolitan Glasgow Strategic Drainage Partnership (MGSDP) is a multi-agency partnership working to deliver a range of projects addressing existing drainage infrastructure, water issues and flooding

Date
24/01/2021
Category
Infrastructure, Developing new spaces
Status
Current

Dundashill

Glasgow’s Canal set to welcome 600 new homes

Date
23/01/2021
Category
Developing new spaces
Status
Upcoming

The Claypits Local Nature Reserve

Just one mile from the hustle and bustle of the city centre lies the green space of Glasgow’s only inner-city Local Nature Reserve - The Claypits.

Date
23/01/2021
Category
Developing new spaces
Status
Complete

Cullochy Weir

In March 2015, the historic Caledonian Canal was closed to boats after floods caused by heavy rain and melting snow undermined a weir at Cullochy near Fort Augustus, washing over half the structure away and causing a major breach in the canal embankment.

Date
24/10/2020
Category
Safety
Status
Current
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