The new venue would add 'vitality and vibrancy' to the street
The operator of two popular Glasgow restaurants has been granted permission to convert an empty city centre shop into a new venue.
Permission for a change of use had initially been awarded pre-pandemic but had expired, with Sumac House Ltd submitting a new application in January.A bid for listed building consent to develop the building is still awaiting a decision, according to the council’s planning portal. “Having been vacant for a significant period of time, a new use for the property would add vitality and vibrancy to the street in accordance with the planning policy,” the application stated.
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