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Aberdeen granted permanent alcohol licence
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Aberdeen granted permanent alcohol licenceImage source, SNSPublished3 minutes agoAberdeen Football Club have been granted a permanent alcohol licence by the city council for matches at Pittodrie. The Scottish Premiership club participated in two alcohol trials last season and a permanent licence has now been granted for the Richard Donald Stand Lower concourse area.Supporters will be able to purchase alcoholic drinks until 30 minutes before kick-off. Alcohol will only be sold for "lower risk non-category CIR matches".A "pleased" Aberdeen chief executive Alan Burrows told his club website: "Supporter feedback has consistently highlighted the value of providing a more modern and flexible stadium experience.

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Aberdeen granted permanent alcohol licenceImage source, SNSPublished3 minutes agoAberdeen Football Club have been granted a permanent alcohol licence by the city council for matches at Pittodrie. The Scottish Premiership club participated in two alcohol trials last season and a permanent licence has now been granted for the Richard Donald Stand Lower concourse area.Supporters will be able to purchase alcoholic drinks until 30 minutes before kick-off. But they will only be able to drink them in designated areas and not in sight of the pitch.'No better person in the box to finish' - Robinson on Nisbet Published16 hours agoNisbet hat-trick as Aberdeen win at Queen of the SouthGuinness-Walker on Star Wars legend Sir Alec & creating family legacyPublished1 day agoThe new licence will come into…

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