Scott Findlay: Last News

A Perth pub has hit the back of the net after being nominated for a top industry accolade.

A crisis meeting to find a solution to the flooding chaos in Perth over the past few years will be held in the city next week.

Betfred Cup.Hampden may have been devoid of supporters on Sunday - but the Saints players were certainly not short of support.Supporters decked out their homes in blue and white and celebrated their victory with the gusto you would expect.It was a moment of pure joy after a such a difficult year.Callum Davidson and his players will rightly take their place alongside the heroes of the Scottish Cup win in 2014.In doing so they have given the whole of Perth and Kinross a huge boost just when we needed it most.Scott Findlay, owner of the Cherrybank Inn, said he was “absolutely buzzing” when he woke on Monday.The lifelong Saints fan, who is also a youth academy goalkeeping coach at the club, had created a selfie wall before the match for fans to

St Johnstone fan Scott Findlay wishes he could see his popular pub packed to the rafters in a sea of blue come cup final day on Sunday.But with restrictions benching that dream, the former Saints keeper has come up with another off-the-wall idea in dedication to his beloved team.Over the past week supporters have headed to the Glasgow Road establishment to take a picture in front of the pub’s Saints selfie wall in the build up to the final.High winds and heavy rain wreak havoc in Perth and Kinross this weekSky Sports presenter and St Johnstone fan Eilidh Barbour hopes Sunday will be better experience than her first finalScott, who is also a youth academy goalkeeping coach at Saints, hopes the emblazoned blue design can lift spirits heading

Perth pub has become the latest establishment to close its doors because of COVID-19 restrictions. The Cherrybank Inn has been serving meals with soft drinks after Perth and Kinross moved into level three of coronavirus regulations.

Perth pub is getting ready to open for punters again.The Cherrybank Inn has converted its car park into a beer garden with a view to getting the public back in – and 26 people back to work – before the end of this month.Like many pubs across the region, owners Jack and Scott Findlay are eagerly awaiting news on when they can open outdoor areas.Award for Perth makeup artist during lockdownA move into the second stage of the route map out of lockdown is expected in the next few days, with the Cherrybank aiming to open again on June 25.Scott said he and his dad hope the reopening, if it gets the go-ahead, will not only be a financial boost but will also help improve morale in the area.He said: “Obviously we want to get back open because we