Glasgow’s three lap dancing clubs are set to find out this week whether they will receive the first licences under a new regime.
Councillors agreed the city’s sexual entertainment venues should be subject to a licensing regime last year after new powers were granted to councils by the Scottish Government in 2019.
Seventh Heaven, Diamond Dolls and Platinum Lace have now applied for the first SEV licences, which would run for three years, and are expected to appear before councillors on Wednesday. There is an objection from Glasgow Violence Against Women Partnership and a representation from GlasgowWhen the council agreed on the number of venues, cllr Alex Wilson, who chairs the licensing committee, said: “This is a very evocative subject and one that has divided a lot of people, but something that Glasgow wants to lead on in terms of trying to get this sorted and over the line.”
“I think it is really important the committee does take into consideration the people who are actually involved in this industry,” he added.
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