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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...

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…

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...

The family of ‘murdered’ young father Mohammed Shah Subhani from West London also visited the isolated Hedgerley woodland scene where his body was found to urge anyone with information about his killers to come forward.  February The county was battered by Storm Ciara in February, with the sails ripped off the famous Cobstone Windmill in Turville, power lines crashing down and fallen trees blocking dozens of roads as the Chilterns braved 50mph winds.  And Wycombe woman Chloe Haines was also jailed for two years for trying to open the door of a passenger plan midway through a flig...