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Glasgow and Moray will remain in Level 3 of the five-tier system of coronavirus restrictions on Monday for at least another week.

Hospitality leaders in Glasgow have said "it's an absolute disgrace" that it was announced the city will remain in Level 3 Covid…

Businesses in Scotland’s largest city Glasgow and in Moray will be saddled with “wasted stock, disappointed customers and increased debt” after the “crushing” news restrictions will not ease from Monday, the hospitality industry has said. Glasgow and Moray, in the country’s north east, will remain in Level 3 of the five-tier system of coronavirus restrictions on Monday for at least another week as the rest of the mainland drops to Level 2. A drop to Level 2 would mean widespread relaxations over rules in hospitality and entertainment, including venues being able to serve alcohol i...

Glasgow and Moray will remain in Level 3 of the five-tier system of coronavirus restrictions on Monday for at least another week.

The 55-year-old said: “It is brutal and a shambles.  “I was working it out. The best part of £250,000 has been spent by snooker clubs to get ready to open.  Lake Sharma branded the decision as brutal “We’ve just had £3000 of stock delivered. Everyone had smiles on their face and we were starting to get staff back off furlough.  “We just don’t know what we do now. You’re rushing about trying to get everything done then last minute this happens. “It’s the actions of people who are not caring and they don’t see the aftermath of these decisions.”