The council's public space CCTV cameras will be unmanned for 12 hours a day under plans to save money.
It has been proposed by Glasgow's City Council that CCTV cameras could be unmanned for 12 hours a day under a considerable new cost-cutting plan by the council.
Student in the city, Connall Anderson, 20, said "I think it's a pretty bad idea because thats the time most crime and other bad things are likely to happen because this is when people are leaving clubs.
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