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Glasgow 2020 project is run by the thinktank [[Demos]]  [ http://www.glasgow2020.co.uk]
  
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[[Gerry Hassan]] is the head of the project.
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According to the website the aim of Glasgow 2020 is to "discover the non-institutional story of Glasgow’s future - a project to collect-together the imagination of the city through workshops, competitions, events and creative-projects."<ref>http://www.demos.co.uk/publications/thedreamingcity accessed 16 April 2007</ref>
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The project was in part funded by the Glasgow City Council who were very dissapointed with the results. Council leader Stephen Purcell said "Bizarre would be a charitable way to describe some of the report's conclusions, What on earth is meaningless nonsense such as assemblies of hope', alchemists' or mass imaginings'?"<ref> D. Leask, Herald, April 16 2006
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[http://www.theherald.co.uk/news/news/display.var.1417677.0.0.php] accessed 16 April 2008]</ref>
  
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[[Gerry Hassan]] is the head of the project.
 
  
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According to the website the aim of Glasgow 2020 is to "discover the non-institutional story of Glasgow’s future - a project to collect-together the imagination of the city through workshops, competitions, events and creative-projects."
 
  
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The project was in part funded by the Glasgow City Council who were very dissapointed with the results
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== Notes ==
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Latest revision as of 09:29, 16 April 2008

Glasgow 2020 project is run by the thinktank Demos [ http://www.glasgow2020.co.uk]

Gerry Hassan is the head of the project.

According to the website the aim of Glasgow 2020 is to "discover the non-institutional story of Glasgow’s future - a project to collect-together the imagination of the city through workshops, competitions, events and creative-projects."[1]

The project was in part funded by the Glasgow City Council who were very dissapointed with the results. Council leader Stephen Purcell said "Bizarre would be a charitable way to describe some of the report's conclusions, What on earth is meaningless nonsense such as assemblies of hope', alchemists' or mass imaginings'?"[2]


Notes

  1. ↑ http://www.demos.co.uk/publications/thedreamingcity accessed 16 April 2007
  2. ↑ D. Leask, Herald, April 16 2006 [1] accessed 16 April 2008]
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