Wyndford

One of Scotland’s biggest regeneration projects has kickstarted in Maryhill

It’s important residents in Wyndford have all the facts about the demolition and the plans for new homes in the community.

We don’t want there to be any misunderstandings or people hearing half-truths.

Click on Frequently Asked Questions here.

Remember, tenants who have any questions about the regeneration can contact their housing officer.

Check out these short videos surrounding Wyndford.

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Demolition of Wyndford multi-storey blocks - 23 March 2025

Wyndford tower blocks coming down
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Future Focus Groups

Wyndford focus groups
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The Hoardings

Wyndford hoardings
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The Hoardings Launch

Wyndford hoardings launch
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Biodiversity Hoardings

Wyndford biodiversity hoarding

Map of the development
 

A copy of the exclusion zone map has been shared with residents. An online version is also available by clicking on the exclusion zone map here.

Further consultations
 

A community consultation event will be held at the Maryhill Burgh Halls, 24 Gairbraid Avenue, Glasgow, G20 8YE on Tuesday 1 April and Wednesday 21 May 2025 between 2pm – 7pm where you can view the development proposals. The development team will be available to answer any questions.

Consultation boards will also be available to view on our dedicated website on the day of the consultation.

Demolition update
 

Two demolition methods were used to bring down the blocks and allow for nearly 400 new, energy-efficient, larger affordable homes to be built.

‘TopDownWay’ technology will be used to bring down 120 Wyndford Road. The system, which was used in 2015 at the multi-storeys in Gallowgate, will see Safedem install a platform at the top of the building which allows demolition experts to remove walls and floors piece by piece.

The other blocks at 151, 171 and 191 Wyndford Road were demolished with the traditional controlled use of explosives on Sunday 23 March 2025.

We’re doing everything we can to minimise disruption to the community.

Noise monitoring is also taking place on site to ensure noise levels comply with regulations.

We’d like to thank the local community and businesses for their patience and understanding while this regeneration work takes place.

Wyndford online surveys
 

Survey 1: new homes and community spaces

This survey asked residents to give us their feedback on what the new and improved Community Hub should include.

Around 75% of responses placed importance on nature and protecting this. The existing hub is set to be demolished to make way for homes and green spaces and a play park, while the plans for a new fit-for-purpose, two-storey community hub include a café space and Click & Connect computers, which rated very highly in feedback from residents.

Survey 2: accessibility and security

Our second online survey asked residents what more could be done to make them feel safer and move more freely in their community.

People who responded to the survey said they felt the area lacks ramps and handrails, which would improve accessibility, while 74% agreed that the new 24/7 concierge station and CCTV has improved safety.

Survey 3: bins and the movement of vehicles

The last survey allowed residents to have their say on improvements to bin areas and road traffic at Wyndford.

Respondents agreed that more controls over car parking would be welcomed, with almost half of those surveyed expressing concerns over the number of cars parked in the area.

Click to access survey 3 results

New play park
 

As part of the £100 million regeneration of Wyndford, a new play park has been built close to the nursery.

You can find more information on the plans on Glasgow City Council’s website

Planning, environmental, health and safety latest
 

We worked alongside Safedem to ensure the demolition at 151, 171 and 191 Wyndford Road took place safely on 23 March 2025.

The buildings were prepped, stripped and clear of all identified asbestos.

An exclusion zone was created around the demolition site and Safedem Community Liaison teams got in touch with residents inside the zone to put in place evacuation plans.

Backed by our environmental survey and report, the demolition and rebuilding is set to reduce long-term CO2 emissions.

As part of the planning and demolition process, we are required to submit documents to Glasgow City Council.

Find out more by searching for ‘Wyndford’ on the Glasgow City Council website.

We have included some links below to useful information:

Demolition prior approval documents

Hoarding planning approval documents

Newsletters to tenants
 

We issue regular newsletters to tenants and factored homeowners in Wyndford with the latest news about the regeneration plans.

Our contractor Safedem also keeps residents up to date with the latest news about the demolition.

Read the newsletters below:

2025

2024

2023

2022

Open letter – update on Hub
 

NEW MARYHILL COMMUNITY HUB

As you are aware, Glasgow City Council and Wheatley Homes Glasgow wrote to Wyndford residents to outline the latest joint plans to invest £100 million in improving the local community. These plans have been developed by tenants, with the input of local elected representatives and homeowners, and have been widely welcomed.

The Wyndford News newsletter included a number of updates on the proposals for an upgraded Community Hub. The updates stated:

  • ‘Glasgow City Council and Wheatley Group are committed to ensuring the continuation of the valuable services delivered from the Hub and have plans to construct a brand-new, purpose-built Community Hub. The brand-new facility will include a large hall, cafe space, Click & Connect computers, bookable meeting rooms and much more.’
  • ‘The new Hub would include a two-storey height hall, café, Click & Connect computers, bookable meeting rooms and more. The proposals being developed include provision to ensure continuity of the services currently delivered from the existing Hub until the new one is constructed.’
  • ‘Community groups currently using the Wyndford Hub will be offered a move to temporary facilities within the local area while the new Community Hub is built. Glasgow City Council will work with the community groups using the Hub to ensure services will continue as normal.’

We are aware that there have been a number of questions from members of the community seeking to clarify whether the new Hub would contain a gymnasium and make provision for Open University classes, in line with the provision in the current Hub.

We can confirm the proposals make provision for both of these to be included in the new Hub.

The detailed size and shape of the rooms and facilities will be finalised following consultation with the local community. The gym equipment would be upgraded and modernised. The new facilities will be a significant improvement on those in the current Hub building.

We would also like to take this opportunity to address inaccurate and misleading claims around the land owned by Glasgow City Council at Wyndford. Wheatley Homes Glasgow has repeatedly made clear the homes being built in the community will be 85% social housing and 15% for mid-market rent.

To be clear, Glasgow City Council will not sell the land currently being used for the existing Hub to a private developer. No private housing will be built on this land. Instead, this land will form part of the regeneration plans by Wheatley Homes Glasgow and Glasgow City Council for affordable housing.

We hope this clarifies these matters. Please feel free to share this information with members of your groups and other residents who may have queries.

Yours sincerely,

Frank McCafferty                                                     Ian Robertson
Group Director of Repairs & Assets                    Director of City Development
Wheatley Group                                                       Glasgow City Council