Faith in Fitness applies to formalise studio in Lennoxtown

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A company in Lennoxtown is retroactively seeking East Dunbartonshire Council’s approval for the conversion of a barber shop in Lennoxtown into a fitness studio.

According to local business Faith in Fitness, the  converted shop, which is located in Main Street, would offer personal training and small group fitness classes for around seven people.

The application for a change of use states that no significant alterations to the building are necessary and it will not operate as a gym, and although it will have no parking spaces of its own public car parks are nearby.

Planned opening hours are 6am to 8pm, Monday to Saturday.

For more information on this application or to leave a comment for consideration, visit East Dunbartonshire Council’s website and search for planning reference TP/ED/26/0408.

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