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Sovereign Grooming s new barber academy welcomes first students

A NEW barber academy in Glasgow has opened its doors to its first students.

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Scottish Budget: Save our high street

Property owners and occupiers have highlighted the need for support for the beleaguered high street as the pandemic drags on

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Hipster Scottish barber reveals major investment in Glasgow

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Aberdeen barber aiming to cut skills shortage with launch of Glasgow training school

Aberdeen barber aiming to cut skills shortage with launch of Glasgow training school
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Should hairdressers be key workers in lockdown and is the mullet really back?

Updated: May 11, 2021, 11:39 am © Supplied by Sovereign Grooming Thank you for signing up to our Politics newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up More than a third of Scots want their barber or hairdresser to be classified as a key worker if the nation faces another lockdown. The survey of 1,500 people also found 33% wanted salons to be exempt from any future government-ordered high street closures to limit the spread of coronavirus. It was men who were more worried about their haircut, with 36% of males saying they wanted their barber to remain open, compared with 31% of women. The study also found that 61% of women attempted at least one DIY haircut during the two lockdowns, compared to 53% of men.

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