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Pub owners call for clarity over 'muddled' guidance as sector reopens | Darlington and Stockton Times

The owners of a Glasgow bar have said the industry needs clarity in the guidance issued by the Scottish Government as the sector reopens.
Restrictions were eased on Monday, meaning customers can return to bars and drink outdoors, but there has been some confusion expressed by business owners over social distancing in recent weeks.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon dispelled the worries as “myths”, adding just one metre should be left between people from different households, the same as during the first easing of restrictions last year.
Colin Clydesdale, co-owner of the Ubiquitous Chip, said he needed “longitudinal tables” to work out how many people would be allowed to sit in the bar’s outdoor spaces at any one time. ....

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Pub owners call for clarity over 'muddled' guidance as sector reopens

The owners of a Glasgow bar have said the industry needs clarity in the guidance issued by the Scottish Government as the sector reopens.
Restrictions were eased on Monday, meaning customers can return to bars and drink outdoors, but there has been some confusion expressed by business owners over social distancing in recent weeks.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon dispelled the worries as “myths”, adding just one metre should be left between people from different households, the same as during the first easing of restrictions last year.
Colin Clydesdale, co-owner of the Ubiquitous Chip, said he needed “longitudinal tables” to work out how many people would be allowed to sit in the bar’s outdoor spaces at any one time. ....

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Pub owners call for clarity over 'muddled' guidance as sector reopens | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

The owner of one Glasgow bar said he would need ‘longitudinal tables’ to know how many customers were allowed to be in the bar and its outside… ....

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Pub owners call for clarity over 'muddled' guidance as sector reopens | Prestwich and Whitefield Guide

The owners of a Glasgow bar have said the industry needs clarity in the guidance issued by the Scottish Government as the sector reopens.
Restrictions were eased on Monday, meaning customers can return to bars and drink outdoors, but there has been some confusion expressed by business owners over social distancing in recent weeks.
First Minister Nicola Sturgeon dispelled the worries as “myths”, adding just one metre should be left between people from different households, the same as during the first easing of restrictions last year.
Colin Clydesdale, co-owner of the Ubiquitous Chip, said he needed “longitudinal tables” to work out how many people would be allowed to sit in the bar’s outdoor spaces at any one time. ....

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Scotland Reopening: Coronavirus restrictions ease as thousands hit Scotland's pubs, gyms, shops and cafes

Primark on Princes Street welcomed shoppers at 7.30am, and one shopper said she was delighted to be back in the store.
She said: “It’s great fun, I got loads – jammies, a jacket, socks, a pair of jeans, stuff for the kids – they were running riot, they thought it was great.”
Lush on Edinburgh’s Princes Street also had a small queue of people waiting outside for its doors to open on Monday.
Manager Alan Brown said staff had been looking forward to welcoming back customers.
A pint in a beer garden or at a table in an outdoor eating area is now allowed, after months of strict lockdown restrictions. Here are some people taking a seat at Albanach in High Street, Edinburgh. Photo: Matt Donlan ....

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