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Clydebank flats could be demolished due to unpopularity of block layouts
Three housing developments in Clydebank could be fully demolished due to the ‘unpopularity’ of their block layouts and recurring anti social behaviour.West Dunbartonshire Council earmarked Brunswick House, Montreal House and Quebec House for review by their better homes board.The review will consider various options for the blocks, which were constructed in 1964, included fully refurbishing them and ‘trying’ to redesign the layout, or a full or partial demolishment to make way for new housing.The council said that, prior to a decision being made, tenants currently residing in the three blocks will be asked to give their opinion on proposals.
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