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SBPA Call for Temporary Licensing Statements for World Cup

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Beer & Pub Assoc. Respond to Scotland Matches Scheduled for 11PM and 2AM


Commenting, Paul Togneri of the Scottish Beer & Pub Association said:


“This is a once-in-a-generation moment for Scotland fans and should be a major boost for Scotland’s pubs, but with kick-offs at 11:00 PM and 2:00 AM, that opportunity is at risk. Each match should give an estimated £3m boost to Scotland’s pubs but we need licensing boards to show flexibility and allow pubs to open their doors, that’s why we’re calling for temporary licensing statements for the whole of the tournament.  


“People will rightly want to come together and celebrate, like they did a few weeks ago when we qualified. Let’s make sure they can do that in a safe, regulated environment, and give our pubs a chance to benefit from this incredible occasion. No Pubs, No Party.”


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