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The Government has issued a statement after Wetherspoon announced it would no longer accept Scottish £20 and £50 notes in its pubs in England due to concerns over counterfeit currency

The Government has responded to Wetherspoon's decision to stop accepting Scottish banknotes in its pubs in England, after the move was queried in the House of Commons

JD Wetherspoon announced in November last year that it was deciding to stop accepting Scottish 20 and 50 notes

Wetherspoon announced in November 2024 that it would no longer accept Scottish 20 and 50 notes in its pubs in England and Wales after issues with "criminal gangs" putting fake cash notes into circulation

At the same time, the Scottish Government said it would fund, alongside Westminster, an £18 million fund to help workers transition from fossil fuels.

At the same time, the Scottish Government said it would fund, alongside Westminster, an £18 million fund to help workers transition from fossil fuels.

At the same time, the Scottish Government said it would fund, alongside Westminster, an £18 million fund to help workers transition from fossil fuels.

At the same time, the Scottish Government said it would fund, alongside Westminster, an £18 million fund to help workers transition from fossil fuels.

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The former Scottish Secretary said the scheme is part of a broader push to clamp down on people working illegally in the UK.

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Retailers and businesses in England have the right to refuse cash or cad payments, including Scottish banknotes.

The Scottish Government have refused to grant planning permission for the scheme in Bridge of Allan due to a lack of detail in the council's request.

The Federation of Small Businesses has called for Stirling Council to either drop its plans for a 5-per cent overnight accommodation charge or wait until the Scottish Government clarifies the law.

A national campaign aimed at tackling the scourge of damp and mould in people’s homes has received formal recognition from the UK and Scottish Governments, as the housing sector prepares for the introduction of Awaab’s Law.

The trees separate their rural properties near the village of Kemnay, Aberdeenshire.

First minister tells SNP conference older people should not ‘pay the price for Westminster’s prejudice’ over immigration

The First Minister and SNP leader set out his 'solution' to the UK Government's immigration crackdown, which he claimed had left care homes 'crying out for staff'.

The Scottish government will sponsor care home workers after Sir Keir Starmer changed the skilled worker visa this year, Scotland's first minister has announced.