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Club closure threat follows spate of attacks by vandals
The Sentinel
|November 28, 2025
Appeal for witnesses after wall smashed and shutters taken and dumped nearby
A YOUTH club is at risk of closure following repeated vandal attacks.
The club, based in the Pavilion, in Ubberley Road, Bentilee, has become a target for criminal damage and antisocial behaviour.
A wall was smashed and window shutters were taken and dumped elsewhere in the area. Now a warning has been issued that the youth club may have to shut because to the cost of carrying out repairs.
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