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Queen's Park Glasshouse to 'remain open for foreseeable future'

Queen's Park Glasshouse to 'remain open for foreseeable future'
BBC Scotland Friday 26 June 2026, 11:01 UTC 1 min read
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The landmark was set to close permanently in August after Glasgow City Council said the cost of keeping it open had become unsustainable.

The landmark was set to close permanently in August after Glasgow City Council said the cost of keeping it open had become unsustainable.
Queen's Park Glasshouse (ORG) Glasgow City Council (ORG)
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