BBC UK News4/29/2026PoliticsUnited Kingdom
Glasgow City Council Investigates River Bus Revival Through Waterfront Pontoons
Council approves investigation into small business case for pontoons as part of Custom House Quay regeneration project
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- Glasgow City Council has approved an investigation into bringing waterfront pontoons back into use, with the possibility of launching a river bus service.
- The last ferry service ended last year when Renfrew Ferry ceased operations.
- A councillor has raised the prospect of the ongoing Custom House Quay and Carlton Place regeneration project allowing river travel to resume, describing himself as a champion of getting the river back as a transit mechanism.
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Glasgow City Council has approved an investigation into bringing waterfront pontoons back into use, with the possibility of launching a river bus service. The last ferry service ended last year when Renfrew Ferry ceased operations. A councillor has raised the prospect of the ongoing Custom House Quay and Carlton Place regeneration project allowing river travel to resume, describing himself as a champion of getting the river back as a transit mechanism.
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