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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17. Highland Council
Highland Council, based in Inverness, will not be observing the bank holiday. | Canva/Getty Images
18. Inverclyde Council
Inverclyde Council, which includes the town of Greenock, has approved late licensing for the World Cup but there's no word yet on the public holiday. | Canva/Getty Images
19. Midlothian Council
Midlothian Council, whose biggest town is Penicuik, are opting out of the public holiday and have yet to confirm licensing arrangements. | Google Maps
20. Moray Council
Moray Council, which covers the town of Elgin, are still considering licensing regulations for the World Cup but will not be taking the public holiday. | Canva/Getty Images