Highland hospitality owner boards up properties during Covid lockdown after vandalism

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A major hospitality chain in the Highlands has boarded up its properties after one was vandalised.
Scott Murray, managing director of Cru Holdings, said they wanted to ensure the safety of their properties after a window at Inverness Travel was vandalised, costing the company £1,000 to replace.
He told the Press and Journal: “After this incident we decided to protect and secure ours properties. There is nothing sinister behind these actions and we will reopen when we are allowed.

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