by Charlie Smith on April 12th, 2021 at 8:48 AM 1 of 3 2 of 3
Recently, the owner of an Italian restaurant in the Olympic Village came under withering criticism for defying a public health order to shut down.
Federico Fuoco’s eatery, Gusto: A Taste of Italy, only had four tables at the time. Its large windows could be opened to create a great deal of fresh air flowing through the establishment. But he broke the rules and the city temporarily suspended his licence until April 20.
He complied with the inspectors order after they visited. This stood in contrast with the other outlier, Corduroy, where the inspectors were shouted out of the establishment by antimask advocates. The city wanted to send a message so each received the same penalty.
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A 10-YEAR-OLD Dunfermline boy whose mum is battling breast cancer has raised an incredible £3,500 for charity. It’s been a tough year for brave Daniel Langner but he has still risen to the challenge and completed a 5K Race for Life for Cancer Research with his mum, Kathleen. Not only has Daniel been watching his mum go through treatment but one of his football coaches was also diagnosed with cancer early this year. Spurred on to raise awareness, the Pitreavie Primary pupil planned to raise £100 but he has dwarfed his original target thanks to generous contributions from family, friends and the community.