The facility is in “very real danger” of closure.
Empty council land in the West End could be sold to a bowling and tennis club which is working with a housing developer on plans for 16 flats.
READ MORE: Glasgow court told two deny killing dog and attempting to murder owner during shotgun street attack The club’s trustees told the council that the housing development was required as the facility is in “very real danger” of closure as declining membership and the need for major roof repairs mean it is facing financial losses.
It continued: “The club is not doing this to generate a profit but to continue a well-used community facility which has been financially drained over many years due to the declining membership and increasing costs of repairs and maintenance.”
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