A new bar offering “booze and ball games” can open on Argyle Street after the operator secured permission from council planners.
Roxy Leisure Ltd, which has 17 venues across the UK, has been given permission to convert a former JJB Sports shop.
Ball Rooms offer a range of activities, such as pool, basketball, shuffleboard and ping pong, while the firm also runs Roxy Lanes in some cities, including Edinburgh, which allow visitors to play ten pin bowling.
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