Scotland’s First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced that the country’s casinos and bingo halls are provisionally set to reopen on August 24. Scotland is currently implementing phase three of its four-stage plan to ease restrictions that are in place to help stop the spread of coronavirus. Scotland’s 11 casinos, which employ around 800 people, On 20 August, Nicola Sturgeon confirmed the date on which bingo halls, amusement arcades, casinos, snooker and pool halls, and bowling centres will reopen as Monday 24 August. But with casinos in England having been told they can reopen their doors from August 1 after more than four months of lockdown, the BGC called on the Scottish and Welsh governments to set their On 17 July, the UK government announced that casinos in England can resume operations on 1 August, as part of further lockdown restrictions being eased. The coronavirus pandemic forced all casinos in the UK to be closed in mid-March, and while properties in England have more certainty, the BGC said its colleagues in other parts of the UK remain “in the dark”, to when they can reopen. Casinos, nightclubs and bars in hotels or members’ clubs are included on the list of business establishments that must remain closed, with no exceptions that would allow them to reopen. Casinos in Scotland confirmed to reopen on August 24. The Betting and Gaming Council has welcomed confirmation that Scottish casinos will reopen their doors next week, following several pleas for clarity for the approximately 800 employees across 11 establishments. by Scott Lawson, 5 August 2020. Casinos in Scotland have been told that they can finally reopen later this month, following months in lockdown. The Scottish government has also agreed to relax some of the strict rules put in place at betting shops.
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