A well-known Clydebank pub has teased its £290,000 transformation after its takeover earlier this year.
The Glenhead Tavern, soon to be renamed The Duntocher, shut its doors in January 2025.
However, the boozer is being undertaken by Heineken-owned Star Pubs and new licensee, Clydebank resident Brian Carnochan, who also runs The Grant Arms in Glasgow.
The refurb is aiming to turn the shuttered venue into a 'top-notch, family-friendly' local which will dish up home-cooked food and specialise in sports and entertainment.
Sharing the images on the social media platform, a spokesperson said: "The journey to remake the Glenhead Tavern is nearly complete.
"The builders should be fully off-site this week. The new furniture has arrived.
"We will begin the process of stocking everything and getting the place ready to open.
"We will keep you updated as we go through this week."
The revamp is expected to create 11 new jobs in the area.
As part of the works, the outside of the pub will be painted a classic cream colour alongside a bright dark green.
Previously, new licensee Brian Carnochan, said: “I love seeing people having a good time.
"I remember The Glenhead Tavern when it was a thriving local. Sadly, it’s lost its way in recent years.
"It’s been much missed, and there’s been a lot of concern for its future.
"My aim is to restore it to its glory days when it was the place to go. The designs are spot-on, and it will look fantastic when the works are completed.”
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Iain Gibson, Star Pubs' business development manager, added: “We’re delighted to be joining forces with Brian to bring such a popular pub back to life.
"He knows the area well, and his experience and enthusiasm are just what’s required.
"Brian’s plans tick all the boxes; there will be lots of reasons to visit The Glenhead Tavern and something for everyone.”
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