Bearsden bookshop wins permission to deliver alcohol and food

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 9 Oct, 17:14 · Archive

Bearsden Bookmonger has been approved to deliver alcohol, books and food to customers.

Bearsden Bookmonger has been approved by East Dunbartonshire Licensing Board to deliver alcohol, books and food to customers. The shop previously sold cheese and wine alongside books, and has now successfully applied to add home deliveries to its operating plan. Orders will be placed online.

The licensing board discussed the application at a meeting where it was clarified that deliveries would include books and food alongside alcohol. No objections were received from the public or statutory bodies. The health and social care partnership had previously requested that the shop comply with local policy conditions for deliveries, and this had been agreed to before the hearing.

The board's decision to grant the application was unanimous.

How it is being reported

• Bearsden bookshop wins approval to deliver alcohol, books and food to customersBearsden Bookmonger wins approval for online alcohol, book and food deliveries.Glasgow Times · 9 Oct, 16:26
• Bearsden bookshop now permitted to deliver alcohol to customersA bookshop in Bearsden which also sells cheese and wine is now permitted to deliver alcohol to customers.The Herald · 9 Oct, 15:20

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