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Bond No.9 Leith


A style bar with a conscience, Bond No.9 is committed to looking after its customers and ensuring that they drink responsibly. As well as enjoying strong relationships with local police, the outlet has displayed a commitment to its community with a number of charity events.


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Campus Glasgow


Looking after several hundred partying students is no easy task, but the security schemes put in place and staff training at this popular bar and nightclub refl ect a fi rm commitment to social responsibility. As well as keeping in regular contact with local police, the outlet operates a free bus service for its student customers and recently made a signifi cant investment in security technology.


Cheers Café Bar & Tavern Fraserburgh


Discounted hot drinks at weekends and a sizeable selection of non- alcoholic beers are just two of the initiatives introduced to look after guests by this popular Fraserburgh venue. The outlet also hosts regular charity fundraisers for the community and recently committed to making itself more accessible for disabled customers.


CELEBRATING LIFE, EVERY DAY, EVERYWHERE, RESPONSIBLY


In many parts of the world and for many centuries, alcohol has been an important ingredient in occasions of enjoyment and celebration. Every day, everywhere, people enjoy our brands. Consumed responsibly, they can help us celebrate life’s great occasions, and make smaller ones special.


We at Diageo are very proud to be sponsors of The Social Responsibility Award once again this year. The best licensed operators have always shown a socially responsible attitude to alcohol retailing, as they know it makes good long term business sense.


This award recognises those Scottish operators who take their social responsibility seriously and provide an example and model for the whole industry to follow.


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