Temporary exemptions from short-term let licensing could be offered in Glasgow when the city hosts the Commonwealth Games next year.

Owners would be able to let their properties without the need for a licence if the proposal is taken forward.

The move could alleviate accommodation pressures during the event when there is expected to be a “significant increase” in demand.

Councillors on the city’s licensing committee will consider amending the short-term let policy to allow temporary exemptions this week. They are being asked to support a public consultation on the plan.

Glasgow is set to host a scaled-back Commonwealth Games from 23 July to 2 August 2026, with 10 sports on show at four venues.

A council report states the event will involve hosting around 3,000 athletes from up to 74 n

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