Clyde Gateway

Started in 2007, Clyde Gateway is a long‑term regeneration programme bringing new homes, jobs and investment to part of South Lanarkshire and the east end of Glasgow. The aim is to create a thriving place to live and work, with strong communities and better opportunities for local people.

Where the project is

The area covers more than 2,000 acres near Glasgow city centre, on the banks of the River Clyde. It has excellent transport links, including the M74 extension and the East End Regeneration Route, which help support new growth and make the area easier to access.

Who is involved

We work with Glasgow City Council, Scottish Enterprise and the Scottish Government through an urban regeneration company called Clyde Gateway. Together, we share a goal to transform the area into a welcoming, busy and successful place that attracts new residents and businesses.

What Clyde Gateway will deliver

Over its lifetime, Clyde Gateway will bring major private investment, create 400,000 square metres of business space and support around 21,000 new jobs, many aimed at local people. The programme also includes plans for around 10,000 new homes, helping to grow the local population and support long‑term economic change.

Find out more

You can read the latest news and project updates on the Clyde Gateway website.