Application submitted for new tattoo studio in Clydebank

Applications seeks permission for new tattoo studio in Clydebank <i>(Image: Image: Mbragion, Pixabay)</i>
Applications seeks permission for new tattoo studio in Clydebank (Image: Image: Mbragion, Pixabay)
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An application has been submitted seeking approval to reclassify a business unit into a tattoo studio.

Blank Canvas, a tattoo and piercing shop, has asked West Dunbartonshire Council to change the use of their premises from a business unit to a Class 1A shop.

The unit in the Whitecrook Business Centre has already been converted into a studio, according to council documents, but requires planning permission in order for the shop to obtain a license.

The application will be reviewed by the local authority.


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The studio's website says it hopes to offer "personal" tattoos which reflect individuality, blending neo-traditional, floral, and modern styles with precision and creativity.

 

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