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Grizedale Arts completed their purchase of The Farmer’s Arms at Lowick Bridge on Tuesday. The arts organisation plans to return the inn back to the heart of the community. More than £300,000 was raised during six months of fundraising. Local investors and donors, on top of a matching loan from the Architectural Heritage Fund, contributed to the fund. The Grade II listed pub had been empty for nearly two years before the charity took it over. Grizedale Arts will now work together with the community to transform the neglected building. They aim to make The Farmer’s Arms a wel...

Submitting... Notwithstanding the utter contempt he displayed in believing that people were so stupid that they would swallow such nonsense, his subsequent refusal to resign or even apologise summed up his elitist attitude. The First Minister’s transgression pales into insignificance in comparison to Cummings’ flagrant disregard for his own government’s Covid-19 rules. It has now been reported that a random customer took the offending snap and the owner of The Stable Bar and Restaurant has gone on record to praise Sturgeon’s interaction with staff and customers, saying that she broke ...

Covid-19 v cold and flu (Image: Express) As stated by Schedule 7 of Scotland’s Health Protection (coronavirus) regulations, it is a “requirement to wear face coverings in certain indoor places”, including pubs and restaurants. The only exception is if you are “seated at a table” which the first minister was not. Breaches of these rules can result in a fine of £60, though this is lowered to £30 if paid within 28 days. Police said they would not be taking any action against the First Minister after she broke her own Covid-19 laws. Police Scotland said Ms Sturgeon had "acknowledged t...

The owners of the restaurant where Nicola Sturgeon was caught not wearing a mask have told of the backlash they received - as punters called for them to be shut down. The Stable Bar and Restaurant at Mortonhall, Edinburgh, faced calls for a boycott after the picture of the First Minister chatting to three women without a mask surfaced. Staff at the restaurant, where Ms Sturgeon was spotted after attending a funeral wake for a senior civil servant, said the picture was taken by a 'chancer' customer. Ms Sturgeon told the Scottish Parliament she had 'no excuses' and was kicking herself for the b...

"This has really upset my wife and our staff, especially at this time," Mr Dempster said. A staff member at The Stable said: “Having the First Minister there changed things a good bit. Like everyone else, she came in wearing her face mask, but she was recognised right away. “She said hello to all the bar staff on her way in. There were 20 people in attendance at the funeral as the rules state, and they were in the function area we call the Saddle Room which is slightly upstairs. “She spoke to everyone there and eventually sat down and took her mask off and had a cup of tea – n...