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Scottish Sun
12-07-2025
- Sport
- Scottish Sun
Football fans first to enjoy pints at Scottish game for first time in 44 years
The first beers in 44 years were served to ticket-holders BEER WE GO Football fans first to enjoy pints at Scottish game for first time in 44 years Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) FOOTIE fans cheered the beer yesterday as a pints for punters pilot kicked off at two Scottish grounds. Supporters at Arbroath's Gayfield Park and Stirling Albion's Forthbank Stadium were the first to enjoy a drink outside of hospitality at a game in 44 years. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 4 Arbroath fan Paul Brown was among the first to enjoy a pint under the scheme 4 Supporters are given special wristbands allowing access to the bar area at The Red Lichties' Gayfield Park 4 Father and Son Hugh and Mike Douglas believe clubs will benefit from extra cash raised through beer sales 4 David Watson says fans need to be sensible The ban was sparked by the infamous Hampden pitch battle between Old Firm fans at the 1980 Scottish Cup final. Arbroath diehard Paul Brown was among the first in the queue ahead of his team's Premier Sports Cup tie with St Mirren. He said: 'I'm enjoying it. "I think it's been too long. 'We've got our family here with us and it's more of a family environment at the football now. 'It feels safer than it used to and there's a lot more girls coming along than before. 'It's good for the club to be able to bring the money in as well.' Father and son Hugh and Mike Douglas, from Monifieth, Angus, were also pleased to see their cash go straight to their Championship club. Mike said: 'I think it's something different for the fans. 'We normally go to the pubs in town, but it's nice to be able to just head straight to the stadium. 'I'd much rather the money went towards the club. "It could be a great way to increase revenue.' Sky Sports reporter soaked on live TV by sprinkler ahead of pre-season friendly Supporters had their match tickets scanned to get wrist bands for a fan zone where they could buy pints of Madri and Guinness for £4.60 from 11am to 2.45pm before the match, and until 7.30pm afterwards. David Watson, from Glasgow, who witnessed the 1980 riot from the Hampden stands, said: 'I think this pilot is great, as long as people are sensible and I'm sure they will be. 'Folk are going to drink before games anyway, so they might as well give them an opportunity to have it inside the ground. 'I think the ordinary punter should be able to have a drink at the football, not just those that can afford hospitality. "It happens down south already and I don't see why it shouldn't be available up here.' Supporters taking part in the pilot will not be allowed to view the pitch while inside the special pop-up bars. As well as Arbroath and Stirling — who played Hamilton yesterday — Queen of the South, Ayr United, St Mirren and two other unnamed clubs are involved in the trial. But it remains to be seen whether the Scottish Government will soften its stance on the ban. First Minister John Swinney said previously: 'We've got arrangements in place just now that work.' Police Scotland said earlier this year: 'It is a matter for the Scottish Government and football authorities.'
North Wales Live
21-06-2025
- Entertainment
- North Wales Live
Free game of bingo for two at Buzz Bingo
We've got an exclusive offer at Buzz Bingo just for our readers: free Main Event bingo for two from Sunday June 22 to Saturday June 28! Share the anticipation and excitement of a full afternoon or evening dabbing numbers with a pal who deserves a treat! You can win cash prizes from £50 to £50,000 every day and enjoy great value food and drinks - bingo, drinks and snacks for less than a tenner! Whilst you're there, why not treat yourself to Chips at £3 a bowl or a draught pint* for only £3! Find your nearest club and bingo session times HERE. To claim your free game for you and a friend , grab your local paper between Saturday, June 21 and Friday, June 27, 2025 to find your voucher inside and present it at your local Buzz Bingo. 18+ only. Free game is paper Main Event. Alternatively you can download a free game for two voucher to show on your phone or email. Simply fill in your details on the form below and the voucher will be sent to the email you provide. If you cannot see the form above CLICK HERE Terms and Conditions: Voucher can only be used once in Buzz Bingo club from 22/06/2025 – 28/06/25. Excludes Buzz Bingo Cricklewood and Buzz Bingo Northampton. Voucher can only be redeemed at an Afternoon or Evening Main Event bingo session. Free bingo consists of one paper main event for you and a friend at any Afternoon or Evening Main event.. Please arrive 20 minutes before your chosen Main Event session starts. Touchscreen bingo and optional extras available at additional cost. No cash alternative will be offered. Voucher cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or voucher. We reserve the right to cancel or amend this voucher at any time where we reasonably believe there may be infringement of the terms of use. We cannot accept damaged or photocopied vouchers. Please see the voucher in the paper, magazine or digital publication for full terms and conditions. *£3 Pint includes any draught drink excluding Madri. £3 Chips excludes any toppings or sauces, these can be bought in addition. Buzz Bingo general terms apply. Members only. We operate a 'Think 25' policy, photographic ID will be required. Enjoy the game and play responsibly. Visit or call GamCare free on 0808 802 0133
Wales Online
20-06-2025
- Entertainment
- Wales Online
Free game of bingo for two at Buzz Bingo
Free game of bingo for two at Buzz Bingo Bring a mate and play Main Event Bingo for free between June 22 and June 28! We've got an exclusive offer at Buzz Bingo just for our readers: free Main Event bingo for two from Sunday June 22 to Saturday June 28! Share the anticipation and excitement of a full afternoon or evening dabbing numbers with a pal who deserves a treat! You can win cash prizes from £50 to £50,000 every day and enjoy great value food and drinks - bingo, drinks and snacks for less than a tenner! Whilst you're there, why not treat yourself to Chips at £3 a bowl or a draught pint* for only £3! Find your nearest club and bingo session times HERE. To claim your free game for you and a friend , grab your local paper between Saturday, June 21 and Friday, June 27, 2025 to find your voucher inside and present it at your local Buzz Bingo. 18+ only. Free game is paper Main Event. Alternatively you can download a free game for two voucher to show on your phone or email. Simply fill in your details on the form below and the voucher will be sent to the email you provide. Article continues below If you cannot see the form above CLICK HERE Terms and Conditions: Voucher can only be used once in Buzz Bingo club from 22/06/2025 – 28/06/25. Excludes Buzz Bingo Cricklewood and Buzz Bingo Northampton. Voucher can only be redeemed at an Afternoon or Evening Main Event bingo session. Free bingo consists of one paper main event for you and a friend at any Afternoon or Evening Main event.. Please arrive 20 minutes before your chosen Main Event session starts. Touchscreen bingo and optional extras available at additional cost. No cash alternative will be offered. Voucher cannot be used in conjunction with any other offer or voucher. We reserve the right to cancel or amend this voucher at any time where we reasonably believe there may be infringement of the terms of use. We cannot accept damaged or photocopied vouchers. Please see the voucher in the paper, magazine or digital publication for full terms and conditions. *£3 Pint includes any draught drink excluding Madri. £3 Chips excludes any toppings or sauces, these can be bought in addition. Buzz Bingo general terms apply. Members only. We operate a 'Think 25' policy, photographic ID will be required. Enjoy the game and play responsibly. Visit or call GamCare free on 0808 802 0133
Daily Mirror
25-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mirror
Radio 1 Big Weekend drinks prices and inside swanky Guest Area
Guests at Radio 1 Big Weekend can enjoy a lavish weekend at the musical extravaganza with the bar offering an array of summertime beverages at inflated prices Guests can kick back in style at BBC Radio 1's Big Weekend in Liverpool. Famous faces and friends and family of artists don't have to worry about waiting in the long queues for the bar or food outlets. Instead, they can head into the swanky Guest Area which is nestled away from the main stage. Here, they can relax on inflatable sofas under a large canopy and watch all the performances on a huge TV screen. Tucked away at the side of the Guest Area are two food trucks - a street food vendor and a Caribbean food outlet. But if you're still feeling festival ready and haven't been hit by the wind or rain, you can make the most of a BBC Radio 1 Big Weekend Photo Booth to capture a memory from the weekend. It's not just a bar and food guests can make the most of though, there are dedicated toilets just for Guests that are cleaned regularly by on-site staff meaning you don't have to wait in the long queues and use the main arena toilets. Drinks prices Beers and ciders Madri - £3.60 half / £7 pint Carling Black Fruits - £3.65 half / £7.20 pint Aspall Cyder - £3.65 half / £7.20 pint Alpacalypse IPA - £3.80 half / £7.50 pint Wine Most Wanted Malbec / Pale Rose - £8.20 (187ml) / £30 (750ml) Most Wanted Pinot Grigio - £30 (750ml) Most Wanted Sauvignon Blanc - £8.20 (187ml) Most Wanted Pinot Grigio Fizz - £9.20 (200ml) Most Wanted Alcohol Free Fizz - £7 (200ml) Most Wanted Pinot Grigio Pink Fizz - £9.20 (200ml) Cans and spirits Au Pink Lemonade - £8.60 (330ml) Au Pineapple Crush - £8.60 (330ml) Tanqueray Gin and Tonic - £8.50 (250ml) Dead Mans Finger and Cola - £8.60 (330ml) Pimms and Lemonade - £8.50 (250ml) Johnnie Walker and Lemonade - £8.50 (250ml) El Rayo Shot - £6.20 (25ml) Sambuca shot - £5.75 (25ml) Cazcabel Cafe Shot - £6.20 (25ml) Clean Co 0% Gin / Rum - £7 (50ml) Cocktails Mixtons Cocktails - £9.95 (250ml) Mojito twist Passion fruit martini twist Apertivo twist Slosh pop lolly - £8.50 Cloudy limoncello Mango and passionfruit daquiri Margarita Mojito Pina colada Seltzers Arrowtown Hard Selzters - £8 (330ml) Mango and pineapple Peach and raspberry Black cherry and apple Soft drinks Coca Cola - £2.80 (330ml) Coke Zero / Sprite Zero / Fanta Zero / Old Jamaica - £2.70 (330ml) Monster Energy Drink - £4.40 (500ml) Orange juice - £2.70 (250ml) Schweppes Soda / Tonic - £2.70 (150ml) Life Water - £2.70 (330ml)
The Irish Sun
20-05-2025
- The Irish Sun
Moment rampaging Tesco shopper lobs crates of beer at security guard's FACE… before being tackled by hero onlooker
THIS is the moment a suspected shoplifter chucked a crate of beer at a security guard's face in Tesco before being tackled to the ground. The man could be seen throwing punches before lobbing what appears to be a 12x crate of Madri beer at the guard. 3 The man picked up what appeared to be a large box of drinks Credit: X/@TheGriftReport 3 A brave customer stepped in and tackled the man to the ground Credit: X/@TheGriftReport Resurfaced video showing the rampage was filmed at Fratton Tesco Extra in Portsmouth. He can be seen taking multiple swings at the security guard, who is seen backing away. Shoppers and staff watch on as the wild scenes unfolded. After the man hurls the hefty crate of drink, one customer comes out of nowhere and tackles him to the ground. Read More News Seemingly having had enough, the shopper steps in and pins the smaller man to the ground. He can be seen holding the pest down with his hands on his neck as staff gathered around. "Stay f****** down, there's kids in here mate," the man can be heard shouting. The smaller man can be heard pleading "get me out, get me out, get me out". Most read in The Sun The man on the rampage manages to find enough strength to get up and walk away, just as the security guard tries to kick his feet out from underneath him. The video then ends with the man walking off towards the front of the store to collect his jacket. Moment Brit beachgoer is saved after being swallowed in 8ft hole he'd dug Hampshire Police attended after being called at 6.03 pm in December 2023. They said at the time: "A 29-year-old man from Havant has been arrested on suspicion of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, racially aggravated assault occasioning actual bodily harm, theft from a shop and possession of a controlled drug of class B." The Sun has contacted the force for further information. 3 Staff and security surrounded the man as the wild incident unfolded Credit: X/@TheGriftReport
