An established Tai Chi group for pensioners is no longer meeting at Glasgow’s Hidden Gardens, according to reports. The group has gathered once a week for more than a decade at the “Hidden Gardens” peace sanctuary for an hour of early-morning practice. The stoppage follows demands that the group obtain insurance, the reports say. In response, the organizers and participants have raised concerns about the decision, arguing that the weekly sessions had long been accepted at the site. The reports frame the matter as a dispute over requirements for the Tai Chi group to continue using the garden. It is not clear what specific insurance terms were requested or what alternatives, if any, have been offered for continuing the classes elsewhere. The situation remains focused on whether the group can meet the garden’s conditions so it can resume activities at the peace garden where it has previously practised for many years.