Community Council representatives have raised a number of issues that they would like Dandara to give further thought to and these are addressed below.

The Community Council referenced projects such as the Anderston Station/M8 undercroft as a key opportunity for improvement. Dandara doesn’t own or control this land. However, we recognise there is significant proposed development in the Anderston area and are willing to work in partnership to support this aspiration.

At present, the immediate area isn’t inviting for pedestrians. The considerable investment planned in this vicinity by Dandara and adjoining developments will support a busier and more vibrant community. Increased footfall means increased surveillance and security. Dandara Living is committed to providing a safe and secure environment for residents and is exploring ‘Get Home Safe’ initiatives to support this aim.

The population growth of Anderston means that the future of local services such as schools, doctors and dentists need to be planned for.

As a local stakeholder we want to support initiatives from local government on how space provided at the development can support the service needs of the emerging community.

Concern was raised by the Community Council that increased residents could mean increased noise and disruption. For example, more people walking from City Wharf through existing residential areas to get to Finnieston. We pride ourselves in creating cohesive communities and have a pro-active management plan for all of our facilities.