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Search the Public Notice PortalA date has been set for the final decision on whether Glasgow's Vogue cinema will be demolished.
Alasdair Edwards, an official from the Scottish Government will decide on the fate of the historic Possilpark building by June 6, 2025.
At a hearing last week, representatives of HES, Glasgow City Council and site owners Allied Vehicles discussed the case.
(Image: Pictures of the former Vogue Cinema on Balmore Road, Glasgow. Images taken by Gordon Terris, Newsque)
(Image: Pictures of the former Vogue Cinema on Balmore Road, Glasgow. Images taken by Gordon Terris, Newsque)
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(Image: Images taken by Colin Mearns, Newsquest)
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Initially, the cinema was earmarked to be pulled down in 2023 but the council issued a building preservation notice in January 2024.
Then, the building was given legal protection after Historic Environment Scotland (HES) listed it as a building of special historical and architectural interest last June.
In September last year, Allied Vehicles submitted an appeal, arguing that the structure should be pulled down despite its status.
The case is now with the Scottish Government's planning and environmental appeals division, to determine whether the building should be saved.
According to papers, a decision will be reached by this summer.
Formerly a cinema and bingo hall, the Vouge was erected in 1933 and designed by James McKissack.
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