Glasgow City Council are pleased to have recently announced the planned implementation of a roof park along the city’s connecting road link: the M8. Logistically speaking, this is a very ambitious venture from the council that will cost a very large amount of money but will result in an easier way of life for its users. Although this is good news for the council, the plans will not go ahead until some point in 2018, and a series of different investigations and research need to still take place in order to determine whether or not the project is indeed a feasible one.

To be located around Glasgow’s Charing Cross area, the plans represent a significant progress for the council of the second major city in Scotland. Indeed, this is not the only planned transport development to be overseen by the council, which has experienced a very busy year of developments in the Glasgow area to improve the quality of the city’ s services. For example, the electrification of a vital train line connecting Glasgow to Edinburgh will be under way and has been implemented in order to ensure faster access links between the two major cities.

Similarly, a number of developments in the city metropolis have also occurred in order to ensure that its infrastructure is improved. As a city, Glasgow has achieved a number of profit targets in recent years and is now clearly one of the largest areas of profit revenue for the rest of Scotland. By proving itself to be a major and exciting hub of activity, Glasgow has prospered well in a time of economic uncertainty and the new transport developments that the council will oversee will ensure that it continues to do so in the near future. For those wanting to go to Glasgow, the way to go there will have never been easier and the city is set to benefit hugely from the developments that are due to take place soon.