A business chief has also described it as a “constant battle” for the council to keep the centre clean
Anti-social behaviour in Glasgow city centre was much more “severe” a year ago, it has been claimed.
A council report revealing the state of the city centre has revealed fewer over 40s are visiting and there is a rise inOther trends include 24 percent fewer international tourists since before Covid and weekday footfall being down.to keep the centre clean despite the “scale of efforts” undertaken. Mr Patrick said: “Anti-social behaviour still comes back as an issue but it was much, much more severe about a year ago than it is now.
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