Scottish Government Offers up to £14m to Reopen Glasgow Landmarks
The project’s cost has risen to £50.86 million as Glasgow Life says complex restoration work has pushed reopening back three years.
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Scottish Government backs Glasgow's People's Palace project with £14m
Shutterstock THE Scottish Government has announced up to £14 million in conditional support towards the refurbishment of the People’s Palace and Winter Gardens in Glasgow. The investment comes in addition to the £19.55 million of funding contributions from Glasgow City Council, Glasgow Life, and the National Lottery Heritage Fund. Noting that the People’s Palace has ‘long made culture and heritage available to all’, the Scottish Government said …
Scottish Government pledges up to £14m for People’s Palace and Winter Gardens restoration
The Scottish Government has announced up to £14m in conditional funding towards the refurbishment of Glasgow’s People’s Palace and Winter Gardens. The investment is intended to help secure the long-term future of the two Glasgow Green landmarks, with the People’s Palace museum closed since April 2024 and the adjoining Winter Gardens shut since 2019. The refurbishment project is expected to cost just under £36m, with the museum previously targete…
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