THE executive agency that handles public transport in Strathclyde has objected to a £300 million plan to double the size of Buchanan Galleries.
Strathclyde Partnership for Transport (SPT) has raised formal concerns over the private scheme – backed by millions of pounds from Glasgow City Council – amid concerns it will create traffic gridlock in the city.
It is feared the future supermall's car park, which will have a single entrance in congested North Hanover Street, could disrupt bus routes.
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