‘Scotland’s Chernobyl’ finally set to be demolished

A local council in Scotland is to begin tendering for a demolition contractor, to undertake the first phase of major demolition works to a rundown residential estate dubbed ‘Scotland’s Chernobyl’.


Inverclyde Council has confirmed that it is to tear down the derelict Clune Park estate in Port Glasgow, following the issuing of 138 dangerous building notices for residences in 15 of the site’s 45 four-storey blocks.  

Now, the 138 flats, along with the estate’s a former Clune Park school and…

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