Glasgow Necropolis entrance plans lodged despite charity concerns

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 22 Sept, 22:33 · Archive

Plans for a £210,000 entrance to Glasgow Necropolis at Firpark Street have been submitted despite objections from a heritage charity.

The proposals face backlash from a conservation charity, though a conservation report concludes the heritage site will not be harmed by the planned entrance.

Glasgow Necropolis entrance plans lodged despite charity concerns — Image: Glasgow Times

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Glasgow Necropolis entrance plans submitted despite backlash from heritage charityPlans for a £210,000 Firpark Street entrance to Glasgow Necropolis face charity backlash, as a conservation report says the heritage site will not be harmedGlasgow Times · 22 Sept, 14:00
Glasgow Necropolis entrance plans lodged despite fears it could 'be the end'Plans for a £210,000 Firpark Street entrance to Glasgow Necropolis face charity backlash, as a conservation report says the heritage site will not be harmedThe Herald · 21 Sept, 17:24

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