Clyde Gateway appoint new Executive Director for Regeneration to boost investment into Rutherglen

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Clyde Gateway has appointed a new Executive Director for Regeneration to help boost further investment into Rutherglen.Martin Joyce joins the urban regeneration company having worked in a range of infrastructure and regeneration roles, including at Scottish Borders Council and University of the West of Scotland.As a qualified architect, he previously worked on the large-scale, mixed-use urban regeneration site at Farme Cross in Rutherglen within the Clyde Gateway.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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I hope to harness these skills and experience to support the Clyde Gateway team to continue to deliver the incredible results they have already achieved.“Here in Clyde Gateway, there are more