Glen Sutherland News Today

Pub landlord Glen Sutherland, 68, took matters into his own hands when a bus strike left his boozer in Chester-le-Street, County Durham, empty, costing him up to £4000 a week.

Glen Sutherland says, facing losses of £4,000 a week, he has no option but to turn taxi driver.

A pub landlord has resorted to ferrying drinkers to and from his establishment after a bus strike left his bar empty.

FURIOUS residents living near Celtic Park have hit out at the Parkhead club after an evacuation alarm blared in the early hours of the morning. The bleary-eyed locals claim the noise from the alarm system woke them up at 6 am on Sunday. They say the noise lasted for up to an hour and was heard by those living in Dennistoun, Calton, Dalmarnock, Bridgeton and even Cambuslang and Rutherglen. Glen Sutherland, from Dalmarnock, was woken by the noise which he believed was a safety test.   ...