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Celtic fans' antisocial antics underline need for strict liablity - Vimarsana News

Celtic fans' antisocial antics underline need for strict liablity

As Alison Campsie reports (Scotsman, 20 May), four police officers were injured, many more were assaulted, and 19 Celtic fans arrested, in and around Glasgow Cross, as fans celebrated their Premiership triumph. These were alcohol-fuelled incidents and many pyrotechnics were fired over a prolonged period.

Scottish retail representatives write letter to minister urging action on retail crime - Vimarsana News

Scottish retail representatives write letter to minister urging action on retail crime

Representatives from across Scottish retail have written a joint letter to the Scottish Government’s Minister for Community Safety, highlighting the

Crime impact findings underline need for greater protection for retailers and staff - Vimarsana News

Crime impact findings underline need for greater protection for retailers and staff

The devastating impact of retail crime on the mental health of shopkeepers and their staff, revealed last week in an exclusive survey by Independent

Scottish government publishes plans for more restrictive HFSS Rules - Vimarsana News

Scottish government publishes plans for more restrictive HFSS Rules

The Scottish government has published its plans to restrict the sale of HFSS products through additional rules on price promotions and the location of

SGF advises caution on illicit trade after disposable vape ban - Vimarsana News

SGF advises caution on illicit trade after disposable vape ban

The Scottish Grocers’ Federation (SGF) has called on the Scottish government to set out a clear plan to tackle the surge in illicit trade that it expects