due to the M74 motorway. By 2015, the third-generation owner Robert Morris closed down and sold on the furniture aspect of the business, but four years later completed the first phase of a new 'Morris Park' business centre adjacent to their old premises. A temporary concert venue, Junction 1, was set up within the grounds of Morris Park for the summer season in 2022 but issues were encountered, including multiple complaints from nearby residential areas regarding excessive noise, the cancellation of several acts at short notice, and delays in refunding customers for cancelled shows. Shawfield Smartbridge A new pedestrian bridge with associated landscaping has been constructed between Shawfield and Dalmarnock (a project related to the 2014 Commonwealth Games) to encourage people working in the area to make use of the nearby Dalmarnock railway station; the bridge also carries communications and power connections over the river. T B Seath & Co Shipbuilders Another industry in the area was shipbuilding as exemplified by T.B. Seath & Co. which operated between the 1850s and the 1900s. Sports In the early 21st century, the completion of the M74 motorway cut through the area resulting in the demolition of some industrial units as well as Southcroft Park, the historic home of Glencairn FC, forcing the team to relocate its playing facilities to Burnhill – although the social club was rebuilt at the original location. There was also a Junior team named Shawfield F.C.; however their stadium Rosebery Park (also contaminated with industrial waste and also demolished in the motorway construction) was in Oatlands. A further amateur football team named Shawfield Amateurs competed in the Scottish Cup on several occasions. Details on this team are scarce but they appear to have been the works team of J & J White Chemicals as there were recreational facilities amidst the industrial buildings, and the team disbanded around the time the business left Rutherglen. Shawfield Stadium (the former home of Clyde F.C. for over 80 years) was the home of greyhound racing in Scotland for many years. Although not immediately noticeable, the building has Art Deco features. In 2022, with the venue unused for two years following the Covid-19 pandemic, it was reported that the owners were looking to redevelop the site for housing, pending the results of an environmental report on the contamination there. Shawfield is also home to the West Of Scotland Indoor Bowling Club situated across