GLASGOW‘S biggest festival TRNSMT is coming to the city in July – here are the road closures and restrictions that will be in place to facilitate the event.
According to a leaflet distributed to local residents, customers will have access to private coaches, dropping them off at The Green and picking them up at Kings Drive at the end of the night, 11pm, or 12pm for VIPs.
There will also be Local Access Only restrictions in place from 8am to 1am on July 5, 8, 9 and 10 on the following streets in the area: Binnie Place, Monteith Row, Monteith Place, Arcadia Place, McPhail Street, Templeton Street, Greenhead Street, Florence Street, Waddell Street, Commercial Road, Moffat Street and McNeil Street.
This is to deter festival-goers from parking here.
Parking attendants will be present to carry out enforcement.
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Road closures will be as follows: Greendyke Street from London Road to Charlotte Street will be shut between 8am on Monday, June 20 and Friday, July 15.
Charlotte Street and Greendyke Street between Charlotte Street and Turnbull Street will be closed between 10am and 1am on July 5, 8, 9 and 10 July.
Those living on the streets will have access from Turnbull Street via London Road or Steel Street.
Greendyke Street, St Andrews Street, Mart Street, Clyde Street, James Morrison Street, Steel Street, Jocelyn Square, St Margaret’s Place and Turnbull Street will be shut from 10am to 1am on July 5, 8, 9 and 10.
These streets will have Local Access Only from 10am until 9pm all these days and will be closed to all traffic afterward.
Finally, Kings Drive and Bridge from Ballater Street to James Street, The Green from James Street to Main Street, Saltmarket and Crown Street from Glasgow Cross to Ballater Street and Bridgegate from King Street to Saltmarket will be shut from 9pm to 1am on July 5, 8, 9 and 10.
For more information, residents can call 0141 280 9331 or email glasgowgreenlocal@dfconcerts.co.uk.
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