I'm hearing a rumour that Scotland is going tee-total.
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Good job Minny stockpiles.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostI'm hearing a rumour that Scotland is going tee-total. -
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As long as Mohammed ( peace be upon him ) is still selling litre bottles of glen's vodka.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostGood job Minny stockpiles.Comment
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Lockdown Scotland: Pubs to close for 16 days and no alcohol in restaurants, '''leaked docs''' claim
A SERIES of apparent leaks reveal details of a social curbs the Scottish Government is said to be preparing to land on Scots later today.
All pubs and bars will be forced to close for 16 days from Saturday, October 10 to Sunday, October 25 under a "brake to the virus", according to one document - potentially with longer shutdowns for the Central Belt.
But cafes and holiday accommodation will remain open, and "financial compensation" is being prepared for the holiday sector, screenshots purporting to be of Scottish Government policy and guidance suggest.
The details emerged ahead of a statement by Nicola Sturgeon in parliament at 2.50pm today."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Just saw the title of a page on BBC and had to re-read it.
Significant crack downinon pubs in Scotland.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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UK coronavirus live: Nicola Sturgeon sets out new restrictions for Scotland | Politics | The Guardian
Paper - https://www.gov.scot/binaries/conten...ber%2B2020.pdf
Sturgeon says Scots have recently been following the rule saying they must not meet in other people’s homes.
That should make a difference, she says.
She says, if she was acting on health grounds alone, she would go further. But she has to take into account the economic impact too, she says."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Sturgeon announces temporary indoor alcohol ban and early closing for pubs and restaurants
Sturgeon is announcing the new rules.
Pubs and restaurants will not be allowed to serve alcohol indoors for 16 days, starting this Friday. They will be allowed to serve food and non-alcoholic drinks inside from 6am to 6pm.
Hotel restaurants will be able to serve people after these hours, but without alcohol.
Pubs and restaurants will still be able to serve people outside, subject to the current rules.
In five areas pubs will have to close completely during this period."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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