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Traders say current Covid-19 measures have created unlevel playing field as Costa serves customers indoors

Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Local coffee shops and eateries have claimed an “unlevel playing field” has been created as a national chain continues to be allowed to serve food and drink indoors. Rival businesses say the branch of Costa inside the Tesco Riverside store has not been forced to make customers wait outside, nor has it been required to operate a hatch in compliance with the latest lockdown measures. Customers can still continue to walk into Costa’s without having to wait outside. Dale Elder, owner of the Bridgeview Station, and Grant Mulholland, proprietor of The Old Mill Kitchen and Coffee Shop have both questioned why they can’t operate under the same rules.

Dundee takeaway owners have mixed views on stricter Covid-19 rules

© Supplied by Steve Brown Grant Mulholland outside his business premises, Brown Street, Dundee. Supplied by Steve Brown. Dundee takeaway owners have spoken of their “relief” that they won’t be forced to close under stricter Covid-19 rules. First Minister Nicola Sturgeon announced yesterday that, as from Saturday, customers will no longer be permitted to enter eateries to collect food or refreshments. Local business are already taking measures to install hatches and other means to ensure they can still be operational come this weekend. The new restriction is part of a raft of changes brought in to slow the current spread of coronavirus, which is threatening to overwhelm the NHS.

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