Glasgow city centre street to close for one week

Cambridge Street will be shut for seven days as part of the Avenues Project, which includes the resurfacing of the road.

The restriction will be in place from the junction with Cowcaddens Road to the junction with Hill Street Eastbound.

Hill Street will also be shut Westbound, between the junction with Cambridge Street for a distance of 25 metres.

The closure will begin at 8am on Monday, November 4 and finish at 8am on Friday, November 22.

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Diversions will be as follows:

Eastbound via Port Dundas Road, West Nile Street, Bath Street, Douglas Street, Renfrew Street continuing via Rose Street for access to Hill Street.

Westbound via West Graham Street, Garnethill Street, Buccleuch Street, Renfrew Street, Scott Street, Buccleuch Street, Dalhousie Street, Renfrew Street via Rose Street and finally, Hill Street.

Local access will be permitted to Cambridge Street via the Hilton ASccess Road and Hill Street.

As the Glasgow Times previously reported, this is just one of the upcoming closures to allow the Avenues work, which will transform the west end of the Sauchiehall pedestrian precinct and surrounding streets.

The area is scheduled to be open for traffic by Christmas.