Join us to learn more about Govan’s unique History and Heritage! As part of the Govan Cross THI we will be running a series of informal evening lectures on a range of interesting topics, such as Govan’s archaeology, Scotland’s Historic Cinemas, … Continued
Do you live or work in Govan? We want to hear your views and suggestions on the future of the town. The Central Govan Action Plan (CGAP) was launched 10 years ago. Since then about £90m has been invested in … Continued
Achieving security for traders while also maintaining vibrant streets and thriving businesses is an important challenge. In recent years the solution to security concerns has often been to fit solid roller shutters across shopfronts, but this has contributed to the … Continued
The statue of Sir William Pearce – known locally as ‘The Black Man’ – occupies a prominent position on the gushet of Burleigh Street and Govan Road, across from the Pearce Institute. The statue was designed by Edward Onslow Ford … Continued
Brechin’s Bar is a Category B listed building located on a prominent gusset site within the Govan Conservation Area, at the junction of Burleigh Street and Govan Road. It was built in 1894 in Scots Baronial style and comprises a … Continued
Coming soon in the New Year, have your say on the future for Govan town centre. Hosted by Central Govan Action Plan and Govan Cross Townscape Heritage Initiative, we’ll be asking you to share your thoughts on what a successful … Continued
Number 1 Water Row is an important, A-listed, red sandstone tenement building that occupies a prominent site on Govan Cross at the corner of Water Row and Govan Road. It was designed in 1899 by James Salmon & Son and … Continued