WORK is under way on delivering a multi-million pound housing boost in the heart of Govan. Govan Housing Association is building 92 flats costing £17 million in a waterfront development designed to transform the look of Govan Cross. The new homes for rent – with an additional six commercial units beneath them – will be created at Water Row close to the River Clyde as part of a wider multi-million masterplan to help regenerate the community. Over the next five months, work will take place preparing the initial ground work at a recently-closed car park where the flats will be constructed. Building will get under way in January next year and is expected to take two year
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May 11, 2021 GMT
FILE - In this Thursday, Nov. 12, 2020 file photo, Scotland s Kenny McLean celebrates after scoring from a penalty during the Euro 2020 playoff final soccer match between Serbia and Scotland, at the Rajko Mitic stadium in Belgrade, Serbia. Norwich midfielder Kenny McLean whose decisive penalties in two playoff shootouts helped Scotland to its first European Championship in 25 years, was on Tuesday May 11, 2021 ruled out of the tournament through injury. (AP Photo/Darko Vojinovic, File)
FILE - In this Thursday, Nov. 12, 2020 file photo, Scotland s Kenny McLean celebrates after scoring from a penalty during the Euro 2020 playoff final soccer match between Serbia and Scotland, at the Rajko Mitic stadium in Belgrade, Serbia. Norwich midfielder Kenny McLean whose decisive penalties in two playoff shootouts helped Scotland to its first European Championship in 25 years, was on Tuesday May 11, 2021 ruled out of the tournament through injury. (AP Photo/Darko Vojinovic, Fil
Abandon Ship Apparel launch retro-inspired Scotland strip for Euros as fans fall in love with them
Updated: 11 May 2021, 13:52
A CLOTHING firm has launched quirky retro-inspired Scotland strips ahead of this summer s Euros.
Abandon Ship Apparel released the snazzy tops yesterday, ramping up footie fans excitement even more ahead of next month s tournament.
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Abandoned Apparel launched the quirky retro Scotland tops for the Euros
The home shirt is dark navy blue, like Scotland strips always are, with tonal Abandon Ship artwork, which appears to incorporate the Lion Rampant.
The away top is much more colourful, bringin in pink and yellow which have both featured heavily on second strips over the years.