Our community members are treated to special offers, promotions and adverts from us and our partners. You can check out at any time. More info. But staff at the massage parlour β owned by restaurant boss Lihao Lin β also offer services that will ensure there is no happy ending with licensing chiefs. We have lots of female customers but these treatments are only for men.
Irish-born Lin, 43, became the sole director of Be Healthy in July He is also director of the Sichuan House restaurant situated just yards away from his controversial spa business. Health spas are supposed to operate under a Public Entertainment Licence.
The terms of the licence are enforced by Police Scotland. Their website offers just about every Chinese remedy you can think of. The name is popping up on adult forums more and more. When approached by our reporter at Sichuan House, Lin denied having knowledge of sexual activity taking place on the premises of Be Healthy. I will pass this information on immediately. Glasgow City Council confirmed they held no licensing details for Be Healthy. By Derek Alexander. Get the latest Daily Record breaking news on WhatsApp.
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