A busy road near Glasgow city centre will be restricted to one lane to make way for a hotel development.
In order to install a new power supply for the Moxy Hotel on High Street, a lane closure will be implemented.
The road heading southbound between George Street and Ingram Street will have a lane closure for phase 1 of the works beginning Monday 16.
The restrictions will continue until Monday April 30 and are expected to cause delays, especially at peak times.
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Moxy Hotels are creating a 180-bed hotel on the busy street within the Collegelands development as part of a nationwide roll-out of the brand.
A new civic area will be created at the junction with Duke Street and the six-storey hotel will include an 'industrial chic' lounge, bar and restaurant as well as video wall and games area.
A proposal is underway to transform High Street to give the public a chance to have their say on the future of the popular destination.
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Glasgow City Council’s plans will focus on heritage, economic development and the public realm.
The area in question spans from Glasgow Cathedral all the way down to Glasgow Green.
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