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Monday, December 10, 2007

Clergyman likely to head Clyde Gateway project

The Rev John Matthews, who once headed a US multinational, is among the front-runners to lead one of the most significant regeneration projects in Scotland.

A Church of Scotland minister in Glasgow's Ruchill and former European manager for General Electric, Mr Matthews is understood to be in the frame for a directorship on the Clyde Gateway project.

The scheme will see £1.4bn in private development poured into Glasgow's east end and North and South Lanarkshire over the next 20 years, bringing 10,000 homes, 21,000 jobs and a population boost of 20,000.

Mr Matthews, until recently deputy chairman of Scottish Enterprise Glasgow, and several high-profile figures in the construction industry are favourites for the private sector seat on the Gateway board.

Full story at The Herald.

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