First Minister John Swinney may have announced that the day after Scotland’s first World Cup game against Haiti would be a designated bank holiday - but it seems many council leaders don’t agree,
The extra day off on Monday, June 15, has been approved by the King to allow the Tartan Army to celebrate - or console themselves -without worrying about work the next day.
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It means that public sector employees who come under the authority of the Scottish Government will be guaranteed the day off, but it is up to individual employers - including local authorities - to decide whether they should follow suit.
Meanwhile councils are deciding whether to let pubs open into the small hours to allow fans to enjoy the game over a pint.
Here’s what all 32 of Scotland’s councils have decided so far. We’ll update all the details as they come in,
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1. Aberdeen City Council
Aberdeen City Council have approved the extra bank holiday and extended opening hours, with extra time for Scotland games that finish after 3am. | Canva/Getty Images
2. Aberdeenshire
Aberdeenshire Council, who are responsible for towns like Stonehaven, will not recognise the bank holiday but have approved late licensing for pubs. | Canva/Getty Images
3. Angus Council
Angus Council, with their towns including Arbroath, have yet to make a decision about the bank holiday and late licensing. | Canva/Getty Images
4. Argyll and Bute Council
Argyll and Bute Council, which covers towns like Rothesay, will not be recognising the public holiday and is yet to decide on late licensing. | Canva/Getty Images