A bid to allow Glasgow pubs to open until 1am has not been backed by industry figures on the city’s licensing forum, who say it would “not necessarily” be beneficial.
The council’s SNP administration has suggested an extra hour could help city centre bars which currently have to close at midnight.
But a sub-group set up by the licensing forum — which includes members of the hospitality trade and is chaired by nightclub boss Donald MacLeod — doesn't support the proposal.
