Coatbridge nightclub gearing up for long-awaited opening

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13.08.2021 - 22:27

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beyond level zero of Scotland’s coronavirus restrictions.Eden, located at the Quadrant centre on Main Street in the town centre, will host a long-awaited opening party to mark its first night of welcoming revellers.Nightclubs across the country were allowed to reopen this week for the first time since the first COVID-19 lockdown began 17 months ago, with no social distancing or face masks being required on dancefloors.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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