Planning applicationGLA/26/00486/LBA

183A Hope Street Glasgow G2 2UL

Pending - ConsiderationShopfront & Signage
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Received

9 March 2026

Validated

17 June 2026

Planning Signals

7 detected traits

Works
Facade / ExteriorWindows & DoorsInternal Alterations
Specific
External AlterationsExternal LightingListed Building Consent Context
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Plans for entrance door changes and new internally illuminated shop signage for The Avelinch whisky shop, including LED lighting around the sign zone.

Impact scale

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3/10
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Application GLA/26/00486/LBA

183A Hope Street Glasgow G2 2UL

Pending - ConsiderationShopfront & SignageReceived Glasgow City Council

Plans for entrance door changes and new internally illuminated shop signage for The Avelinch whisky shop, including LED lighting around the sign zone.

The record

Reference
GLA/26/00486/LBA
Address
183A Hope Street Glasgow G2 2UL
Status
Pending - Consideration
Category
Shopfront & Signage
Impact scale
3/10
Authority
Glasgow City Council

Timeline

Received
Validated
Last scraped
Record created

Additional application data

Latitude
55.863
Longitude
-4.2582

What is proposed

Plain-language summary

Plans for entrance door changes and new internally illuminated shop signage for The Avelinch whisky shop, including LED lighting around the sign zone.

As filed with the council

Internal and external alterations, includes alterations to entrance doors and display of signage.

Supporting documents(2)