Glasgow council issue organiser of St Enoch's funfair with warning
Glasgow’s licensing committee issued the warning to Irvin Stringfellow after the operator admitted there had been a “clerical error”.
Councillors decided to grant a temporary public entertainment licence for this year’s funfair, which will cover the period between June 30 and July 30. “Previously you were given a licence and your event was operating past the times of your licence. Can you comment or clarify that please?”
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