PUNTERS in Glasgow can be assured their political masters will run a rule over the pound;1.2 billion contract awarded to the 3 Ed consortium for renovating 29 schools.
Education convener Bob Gray, as a former clerk of works in the old Glasgow Corporation, is more than qualified to spot less than satisfactory craftsmanship.
Gray, a skilled joiner in his youth, went on to become a senior lecturer in construction services at Cardonald College and was once spied clambering over school roofs to assess damage.
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