A council-run care home which was part of Glasgow’s Commonwealth Games legacy is in need of £7million of repairs just six years after opening
Up to 60 residents at Riverside Care Home in Dalmarnock are set to be moved out while work takes place, which means extra beds in private homes will be bought.
He added: “Undertaking a single, consolidated package of work would help us to avoid ongoing, day-to-day disruption to the operation of the home, which would be caused by trying to complete the repairs on a piecemeal basis. Capacity at the home will be temporarily reduced by 60 places to “allow work to be consolidated in one wing of the home at a time”. The total scheme, including the repairs and funding for extra care home beds, is expected to cost just over £10m.
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