Plans to convert a disused car showroom in Glasgow into a convenience store have been lodged with the local council.
Glasgow City Council has received an application that requests permission to convert a disused Arnold Clark showroom on Shields Road into “a convenience store serving the local market, a specialist food store offering Asian foods and groceries, reflecting local demand, and a wholesale trade business”.
The wholesale element would “supply fresh foods and bulk items to businesses locally, such as restaurants and hot-food takeaways”.
Under the proposal, parking bays would be reconfigured to provide 30 spaces, including three disabled bays, while a covered bike store would be created.
It is proposed that the store would be open from 8am to 9pm seven days a week.
If approval is granted, between eight and 10 jobs could be created.
