Glasgow Celtic pub can let children in despite objections
A pub near Celtic Park used by fans on match days can now let children in — despite health chiefs’ concerns over “exposure” to alcohol.
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A pub near Celtic Park used by fans on match days can now let children in — despite health chiefs’ concerns over “exposure” to alcohol.
A ban on any new alcohol licences in part of the city centre could be imposed to help cut crime rates.
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