1940s building set at the back of the Strathallan buildings
Plans are in to demolish a derelict building at the back of the Strathallan horse stables on Douglas promenade.
It's described as 'redundant' and 'barely accessible', and unlike the surrounding buildings, is not registered.
It was formerly an 'ablutions block' dating back to the 1940s.
The bid for demolition has been made by the Department of Infrastructure.
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