Cottonrake bakery won an appeal against after the council refused permission for the business to open a 40-seater cafe
A Glasgow bakery in the city's West End has won a council appeal which will allow it to open a 40-seater cafe in the same area.
Cottonrake has been granted permission to open a cafe at 717 Great Western Road.
A government official ruled on their appeal after Glasgow City Council refused permission to change the use of vacant premises.
Planning officials originally rejected proposals over concerns that the business and specifically fumes from cooking would adversely affect the flats above the cafe.
However, that decision was over-turned on the grounds that Cottonrake have a prep kitchen beside SWG3, which will result in limited cooking.
Cottonrake runs a bakery at 497 Great Western Road, near Kelvinbridge.
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