A Glasgow home-owner planning to let their flat as short-stay accommodation has lost an appeal against a council decision which ruled the use was “unlawful”.
Angel Sancho Medina urged the Scottish Government to overturn Glasgow City Council’s ruling, after planning officials rejected a request for a certificate of lawful use.
The applicant wanted to use their three-bedroom flat on Clutha Street as a short-term let when they are away from home, but council staff said the proposal would be “unlawful” without planning permission.
