The charity will temporarily help the city's most vulnerable from a new site at Broomielaw near the River Clyde, until they can officially move to an indoor location.
A charity working with homeless people in Glasgow has been forced to relocate after several businesses complained.
The move comes after some businesses complained about anti-social behaviour linked to the soup kitchen, Glasgow Live reports. They say that Tim Hortons, Grant Arms and Wraps 4 All were among those complaining about losing footfall due to the location of the kitchen close to their businesses. The Broomielaw site will again be under a railway bridge but has no nearby businesses. Containers have been put in place to house equipment.
A spokesman for Glasgow City Council, said: "We've been involved in on-going discussions with HPS and Network Rail about the charity moving their soup kitchen away from its current location on Argyle Street. Agreement has been reached with HPS that will now allow them to operate from a space on Broomielaw on a temporary basis.
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