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Non-alcoholic beer sales skyrocket by 58% as drinkers look for healthier options Updated: May 24, 2021, 12:06 pm © Supplied by Greg Christie For brilliant recipes, the best of local produce, fresh ideas and insight, subscribe to our weekly Food and Drink Newsletter. Thank you for signing up to our Food and Drink Newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Have you swapped your drink of choice for a low or non-alcoholic beer in the last couple of years? If you have, Brian Stormont found out you’re not alone. The non-alcoholic and low alcohol beer market is boom...

Updated: May 4, 2021, 2:45 pm © SNS Group Gary Irvine has been appointed manager of Forfar Athletic. The former Dundee, St Johnstone and St Mirren defender has been in caretaker charge of the Loons since Stuart Malcolm’s resignation three weeks ago. And ahead of their final League One match of the season, the club have announced Irvine has been given the reins to take the club forward. They face East Fife tonight at 7pm to bring an end to a dismal campaign that has yielded just four league wins. Irvine may not have been able to avoid the drop as caretaker boss but impressed the Forfar boar...

THERE were plenty of toasts to celebrate yesterday as people across the Bradford district flocked to their locals to mark the reopening of pubs. As part of Stage Two of the roadmap out of lockdown which came into force yesterday, pubs, cafes and restaurants were able to reopen for customers after more than three months. With table service only and punters only able to sit outdoors, many braved the chilly conditions to be the first to their favourite pubs yesterday morning. At the Turls Green JD Wetherspoons pub in City Park in Bradford city centre, customers were quick to bag a seat j...

RESIDENTS of Idle and surrounding areas were pleased to “bring back a sense of normality”, whether it was enjoying a pint in the sunshine or getting that long-awaited haircut. Customers were out soaking up the sunshine on the picnic tables outside at The Alexandra, on Albion Road, Idle. Bev Clarkson, landlady at The Alexandra, said: “It’s been very busy and steady since we opened at 12 o’clock. The good weather has helped. “Everybody’s been following the guidelines. We have the Track and Trace app on the picnic tables and have been manually taking details of people who ...