I should have included a link to the Evening Times article
http://www.eveningtimes.co.uk/news/300m ... -1.1156649 "Director of projects Charlie Hoskins, said: “We have put an enormous amount of work into accessibility at the Subway and I am pleased to say we are able to instal lifts at St Enoch and Govan.
“We have had members of the public saying if we are spending all this money why are we not making the stations more accessible.
“However it is physically and operationally impossible as the whole Subway would be shut for two or three years and it would cost an extra £300m to do.”"
Note the
physically and operationally impossible as the whole Subway would be shut for two or three years and it would cost an extra £300m to do Not, It can't be done - just that it would be expensive and inconvenient.
Both are no doubt correct but 1) should we let that stop us? and 2) would it really require a total 2-3 year shut down? Couldn't one station be taken out of use at a time?