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Scottish Government facing legal action over restrictions to hospitality including bars and clubs

Scottish Government facing legal action over restrictions to hospitality including bars and clubs Roddy Dunlop QC will lead the legal challenge and he is seeking a judicial review about whether the measures are still valid. 12:58, 30 APR 2021 Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish crime and courts news sent straight to your inbox with our daily Criminal Record newsletter.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice.

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Court challenge launched against Scotland s irrational, unlawful and disproportionate Covid rules for pubs, nightclubs and music venues

By Alastair Gossip © PA Pub, nightclub and music venues bosses are to take the Scottish Government to court over Covid trading restrictions they claim are “no longer justifiable or proportionate”. The Night Time Industries Association Scotland (NTIAS) is launching a judicial review of decision-making affecting the hospitality trade, as the country eases restrictions. They argue legislation both in response to the pandemic and the lockdown easing are “irrational, unlawful and disproportionate”. Those include retaining legal powers to close premises even when the country reaches Level 0 – expected in late June with suppression of the virus – on the government’s roadmap out of lockdown, despite the trade urging them to consider “less intrusive and restrictive” measures.

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Covid in Scotland: Nightclubs launch legal bid over restrictions

BBC News Published image copyrightGetty Images Bar and nightclub bosses are mounting a legal challenge over Scottish government restrictions on the industry. The trade body Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) Scotland announced a bid to end limits on venue capacity and opening hours. It said the curbs are no longer justifiable or proportionate . Under Scotland s current Covid rules, alcohol can only be served outside and venues must close at 20:00 indoors. NTIA Scotland said in a statement: The hospitality sector in general, and late-night sector in particular, has been driven to the edge of insolvency by the severe restrictions in place since the start of the pandemic.

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Hospitality trade launches court challenge of Scottish Covid rules

Hospitality trade launches court challenge of Scottish Covid rules
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Nicola Sturgeon edict for English to not visit Scotland for indoor hospitality discrimination

Nicola Sturgeon edict for English to not visit Scotland for indoor hospitality discrimination The First Minister used her weekly Covid briefing to plead with the English not to come to Scotland to “escape the rules in your own area”. 23 April 2021 • 4:16pm Nicola Sturgeon has said English people should not visit Scotland to use indoor hospitality Credit: Getty Images Europe Nicola Sturgeon s warning to the English not to travel to Scotland from Monday for a meal inside a pub or restaurant is not enforceable as it would be unlawful discrimination , the country s most senior QC has said. The First Minister used her weekly Covid briefing on Tuesday to plead with the English not to come to Scotland to “escape the rules in your own area”, as indoor hospitality is shut for a further three weeks south of the Border.

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