Glasgow residents asked to have their say on city centre busking and street performing
The public consultation by Glasgow City Council will see residents, businesses, street traders, fellow performers and other members of the public have their say on the long-standing Glasgow tradition.
The city has an existing code of conduct for busking and street performing in its city centre, with key guidelines for performers:Buskers and street performers may face action - such as confiscation of equipment or prosecution - from the police if they perform after 9pm with a loudspeaker or amplifier, sell CDs or merchandise without a street trader’s license, ignore police requests to reduce volume or move on, or wilfully obstruct the passage of pedestrians.
Councillor Angus Millar, Convener for City Centre Recovery for Glasgow City Council, said: "For many people, busking and street performing is a positive feature of a visit to the city centre, with the vast majority of these performers acting within the guidelines of our code of practice. We would like as many people as possible to give their views on buskers and street performers through this consultation as this will allow us to support what people enjoy and tackle any issues identified.
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