Coronavirus in Scotland - Some shops open & pubs stay shut - BBC News
Stores with access from the street will open; face coverings will be mandatory on public transport but outdoor hospitality, such as pub gardens, will not open.
Paul Waterson from the Scottish Licensed Trade Association says pub owners are "shocked and dismayed" about today's announcement.

"We all expected that we would have a date for opening our beer gardens," he explains.

He adds: "To be told today that not only we're not getting an opening date, but that we're not getting a review of it until 2 July has been a bit of a shock."

He says many businesses have spent a lot of money to get their outdoor areas ready for today.

Sandy Elrick, who runs the Bennachie Lodge in Aberdeenshire, says he is "devastated" by the news.

"We were all ready to go, we had done everything that was asked of us, we were ready to just push the button and go", he tells Drivetime.

He says there was no indication pubs would not be able to open their beer gardens and he had been expected opening next would would be the worst case scenario.