Final design of Govan to Partick bridge DEVELOPMENT of the Govan to Partick cyclist and pedestrian bridge is expected to begin early next year finally linking the two areas. Around £5 million in Clyde Mission funding is also being set aside and to deliver projects at the Finnieston Crane, in Govan and at SWG3 in Yorkhill. A report presented to Glasgow City Council this week detailed the range of current and future projects which are contributing to the regeneration of Govan-Partick and the waterfront on both banks of the Clyde there. The Govan-Partick Strategic Development Framework sets out a long-term vision: that by 2030, Govan-Partick will be recognised as an urban district of well-connected but distinct neighbourhoods which provide a very high quality of life, creating a context for nationally significant economic development and a narrowing of social inequalities.
Funding for the project comes from Glasgow City Council. Councillor Kenny McLean, City Convener for Neighbourhoods, Housing and Public Realm, said: Like so many housing developments being built in Glasgow just now, these homes will cater for different types of households and bring new life to vacant sites.
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); It’s really good for his confidence - Irish striker Idah back up and running on goalscoring front
Norwich boss Daniel Farke says yesterday’s goal will come as a boost for the Cork youngster. By Emma Duffy Monday 1 Mar 2021, 12:08 PM Mar 1st 2021, 12:08 PM 3,823 Views 4 Comments
Adam Idah and his team-mates celebrate his late goal yesterday.
Image: PA
Image: PA
ADAM IDAH’S GOAL yesterday will give the Irish striker confidence going forward, says Norwich City boss Daniel Farke.
Corkman Idah sealed a 2-0 win against Wycombe in the Sky Bet Championship yesterday in the dying minutes, a result which extended the Canaries lead atop the table to seven points.
Norwich extend lead at top of Sky Bet Championship with victory at Wycombe
Teemu Pukki scores Norwich’s opener (John Walton/PA)
Teemu Pukki and Adam Idah both found the net as Norwich extended their lead at the top of the Sky Bet Championship to seven points with a comfortable 2-0 win over Wycombe.
Wycombe kept the visitors goalless for 51 minutes, but an 18th goal of the season for Pukki broke the deadlock and Idah wrapped things up three minutes from time.
Anis Mehmeti went closest for Wycombe, as his low first-half drive whistled past the post, but the league leaders looked in control throughout.