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An extremely lucky Coatbridge woman is £50,000 richer after she hit the bingo jackpot – for a second time!

A quids-in Coatbridge bingo player scooped the perfect present after she won £50,000 on Christmas Eve.

iOS - Android Buzz chief retail officer Peter Brigden told Lanarkshire Live: “Customer safety is always our first and foremost priority.“As the majority of our customers haven’t been able to properly visit some of our clubs for over a year, we want them to feel completely safe now that it’s possible for them to do so."And we’re delighted to celebrate their return with a free cuppa and a breakfast roll so they can reunite with friends before getting stuck in to a game.”Bingo halls in North and South Lanarkshire have been closed for all but three weeks since October, with local level-four restrictions being imposed in the central belt last autumn and winter ahead of the Scotland-wide return to lockdown in the new year.Returning bingo players

Get the stories that interest you straight to your inbox every day with our personalised newsletterBuzz Bingo in Irvine is set to reopen to customers with enhanced safety measures to keep customers and staff safe.The Irvine club at Townhead was closed in March following government guidance but will be opening its doors as part of the company’s phased reopening approach during August.Peter Brigden, chief retail officer at Buzz Bingo, said: “It has been a long few months without seeing our lovely customers and we cannot wait to reopen our club doors on August 27.“The club is at the heart of the community and offers an open and friendly space for members to be amongst friends while they enjoy a game of bingo or play slots.“We want to reassure

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge AdvertiserMeanwhile, its NHS Lucky Stars initiative will see five pence from each sale of a paper book or touchpad package donated to the health service “as a thanks to local NHS workers for their tireless efforts during the pandemic”.Buzz Bingo chief retail officer Peter Brigden said: “It’s been a long few months without seeing our lovely customers, and we cannot wait to reopen our doors.“We want to reassure customers that their health and safety is our number one priority – we’ve spent the last few months eagerly preparing for their return and putting all the necessary measures in place to keep them safe.“The club is at the heart of the community and offers an open and friendly