Glasgow City Chambers is currently only offering pre-packed food at its cafe after mice were spotted in the building. It comes as the council has been accused of a 'vermin emergency' across the city.
Glasgow City Council has been forced to stop serving food at its city centre headquarters due to a mice infestation.
Now, the problem has reached those working within the council itself. The Ure Cafe, which is also open to the public, is not providing its regular service due to mice being spotted around the chambers, the Daily Record reports.READ MORE: Glasgow visitor parking vouchers still increasing by 150% despite 10pm charges axed
"They are everywhere and the only people who did not apparently understand the grave risks to health and safety were our councillors and council executives."Cuts have consequences whether it is in our communities where our members in an understaffed and under resourced service are struggling to keep the streets clean and safe or whether it is in the City Chambers.
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