No objectors were present at the Licensing Board meeting
Glasgow’s Licensing Board agreed to vary La Cala’s licence to allow outdoor drinking after hearing the pub is “an attractive option to neighbours, families and people in the local community”.
He said the pub’s managers, after listening to the complaints, were willing to impose an 8pm curfew on the beer garden instead of the usual 10pm. Councillors accepted this condition.to open two outdoor areas, with one catering for 35 people and the other seating 22. “This is not the La Cala, perhaps, of many years gone by,” he said, adding the bar made “positive contributions” to the local community, including fundraising and“They have no desire to tolerate bad behaviour, drunkenness or anything of that nature.”
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