Family-run Glasgow business announces closure

Glasgow-based family business closes <i>(Image: Pexels)</i>
Glasgow-based family business closes (Image: Pexels)
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A family-run Glasgow business has announced closure.

Inflate-A-Party explained that they are shutting due to "other work and family life commitments".

The store rented out bouncy castles for kids and adults, for parties.

They also thanked their customers for their continued support and announced that they are selling their appliances.

The Facebook post read: "Hi everyone, thank you to everyone who hired castles from us in the past we appreciate all of the business.

We have decided to close Inflate-A-Party due to other work and family life commitments but are selling our remaining bouncy castles.

"All castles have been used but are in excellent condition and have been looked after. Prices include a blower, ground pegs, ground sheet, protective storage bag and one or two mats depending on the castle.

"Some sandbags are also available if required."

Customers expressed their sadness as they took to the comments.

One person said: "Gutted to hear this."

Another added:"Aww that’s a shame."

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