Inverness venues fight for survival as crowdfunding appeals

Inverness venues fight for survival as crowdfunding appeals fail to secure adequate support


Hootananny's Inverness
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Two popular north venues are rallying to raise £85,000 in a bid to stay afloat.
Hootananny and the Gellions Bar in Inverness face an uphill struggle to keep the doors open to punters following a tumultuous year due to the pandemic.
Owners of Hootananny launched a crowdfunding appeal in November in a desperate effort to raise £50,000 to meet overhead costs, however just over £3,700 has been secured.
Revenue at the Church Street venue plummeted by more than 70% as owners face a monthly bill of £10,000 to keep the lights on.

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