Off Licences (Hansard, 26 February 1990)

§ Lord James Douglas-Hamilton

The Scottish Home and Health Department has received 50 representations from organisations and from individuals in favour of allowing off-sales licensed premises to open on Sunday in Scotland. The organisations making these representations were as follows:

Strathclyde Licensed Trade Association
British Retailers Association
Delting Community Council
Arbroath Community Council
Lossiemouth Community Council
East Lothian Licensing Board
Kirriemuir Community Council
Wigtown Licensing Board
St. Andrew's and Deerness Community Council
Law Society of Scotland
Midlothian Licensing Board
Headteachers' Association of Scotland
Falkirk Licensing Board
Tollcross Community Council
Annandale and Eskdale District Council
Eskbank Trading Post
Clackmannan District Council
Clydebank District Council
North East Fife District Licensing Board
Scottish Licensed Trade Association
Scottish Consumer Council
Bearsden and Milngavie District Council
Cumnock and Doon Valley District Licensing Board
Kirkcaldy District Council
Kincardine and Deeside District Council
Salsburgh Community Council
Greenhills Community Council
Royal Environmental Health Institute of Scotland
Association of Scottish Police Superintendents
Stakis plc
City of Dundee Licensing Board
Kyle and Carrick District Council
Stirling District Council
Midlothian District Council
Berwickshire District Council
MacArthur Stewart and Company
Co-operative Union Ltd.
Stewartry District Council and Licensing Board
Association of Chief Police Officers (Scotland)
Edinburgh District Licensing Board
South Ronaldsay and Burray Community Council
Banff and Buchan District Council
Cumbernauld and Kilsyth District Council
Scottish Grocers' Federation
Scotch Whisky Association