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Yahoo
10-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Yahoo
Free Pair of Wristbands to M&D's Scotland's Theme Park worth £51.50
We've teamed up with M&D's Scotland's Theme Park to give every reader two FREE wristbands. Take up this offer and you will enjoy a fun family day out. That's not all - you can step back in time with a Jurassic adventure into the world of dinosaurs. Featuring a host of life-like dinosaurs including a Velociraptor and its adorable babies, the Theme Park will host free family interactive daily shows plus you will have the chance to meet the prehistoric mammals. From now until 10 August 2025 the exclusive 'How to Train Your Velociraptor' free show will take place daily at 12.30pm, 3.30pm and 5pm. Step into a world where prehistoric creatures come to life and YOU become the Ranger in charge at 2pm! READ MORE: Total Wipeout style inflatable course arrives at North East pool and it's not just for kids READ MORE: Famous Newcastle shop to shut down after decades as new 'super' store gets opening date Located next to Strathclyde Country Park, M&D's is one of Scotland's top visitor attractions. How to Claim Pick up a copy of the Chronicle or Journal from Monday, July 14 until Sunday, July 20 inside you'll find a voucher to bring with you to M&D's Scotland's Theme Park! The Theme Park features thrill rides and family rides, as well as a host of activities, for all age groups. Special features include Amazonia, an indoor tropical rainforest with exotic animals and plants, Devil's Island Adventure Golf, Cosmic Bowl, a ten-pin bowling alley, and Krazy Congo Soft Play. There are also many food outlets to enjoy, from snacks to restaurant meals, including the award winning American themed diner Monterey Jack's. Car parking and entry into the Theme Park is free. Further information is available from Terms and conditions: 1. The voucher is for two free 'ride all day' wristbands only on the following dates: 4th - 10th August 2025. The offer is valid only for the dates specified. 2. This offer is running on Chronicle Live only. 3 To enter the promotion you will need to fill in your name and email address. Please check your junk email for your code to use at the theme park, you must move your email to your inbox immediately to avoid deletion of your email which is automatically deleted from your junk/spam email after 30 days. 4. All entrants are limited to one pair of tickets per customer. You cannot enter more than once. A valid email address is required to enter the promotion and to redeem the event tickets. 5. The price of one 'ride all day' wristband is £25.75. 6. This offer is not valid in conjunction with any other offer. 7. Height restrictions apply. 8. Wristband does not include coin operated prize winning games, specialist rides and attractions. 9. Original copies only no photocopies will be accepted. 10. Normal Theme Park Terms & Conditions apply visit for further details. 11. There is the option to subscribe to newsletters, this is not mandatory and where you do not subscribe, your information will only be used for entry into the promotion and the event and will not be used for marketing purposes. 12. The offer is as stated and does not include travel, expenses or parking and you must make your own travel arrangements. There is no cash alternative to this offer, tickets are not for resale. 13. Once redeemed, the all-day wristband cannot be exchanged for alternative events or dates. All wristbands are not valid for resale, leasing or lending and there will be no cash back alternative. 14. Your data privacy is very important to us. The data you provide upon requesting tickets (full name and email) will only be shared with M&Ds Scotland's Theme Park in order to complete your booking. Standard Reach privacy policy applies. For more information click here.
Glasgow Times
10-06-2025
- Business
- Glasgow Times
Award-winning restaurant to open in Glasgow's St Enoch Centre
Monterey Jack's will make a 'much-anticipated' return to the city centre later this month. The American-style eatery, known for its 'bold flavours', announced it will be opening a brand-new venue in the St Enoch Shopping Centre. READ MORE: 'Viral' food spot opened in Glasgow's St Enoch's Centre READ MORE: Shoppers buzzing as new food spot to open in Glasgow centre Famous for its 'gourmet burgers', and being voted Scotland's best for five consecutive years, Monterey Jack's already has several venues across the country, including one at Glasgow Fort, M&D's theme park in Motherwell, and another in XSite Braehead in Renfrewshire. Its new venue in the St Enoch Centre is expected to create around 20 jobs for the city. Bosses of the eatery revealed it is expected to open in late June. It comes after the firm closed its restaurant in the Merchant City in 2023. (Image: Supplied) Ian Shorrock, Head of Retail at Praxis, which recently acquired St. Enoch Centre, said: 'We're delighted to welcome Monterey Jack's to St. Enoch Centre. "Fans of the acclaimed chain will no doubt be thrilled to have this award-winning restaurant return to the city centre. 'With multiple new jobs created, this is another positive step forward for Glasgow's hospitality sector and will strengthen the city's diverse F&B offering.' Gary Marshall, owner of Monterey Jacks in Glasgow, said: 'It's a pleasure to be returning to Glasgow city centre with our new location in the iconic St. Enoch Centre. "Since closing our Merchant Square branch in 2023, we have had countless requests to return to the centre of Glasgow. "We have built a loyal fanbase here and are happy to be making our big comeback later this June!'
Scottish Sun
07-06-2025
- Business
- Scottish Sun
Burger chain which suddenly closed restaurants making shock return to Scots city
They had previously blamed the cost-of-living crisis for closing their previous city restaurant WE'RE BACK Burger chain which suddenly closed restaurants making shock return to Scots city Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) A POPULAR restaurant chain, which abruptly closed several of its Scottish locations earlier this year, is set to make a comeback. Monterey Jack's is renowned for its gourmet American-style burgers, hot dogs, nachos, and cocktails. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 4 They are set to reopen in Glasgow this month Credit: Scottish Sun 4 Signage has appeared in the shopping centre Credit: Scottish Sun 4 Monterey Jack's announces return of their restaurant to Glasgow Credit: Scottish Sun However, over the past year, the franchise lost several locations, including Dunfermline, East Kilbride, and Glasgow City Centre. At the time, bosses attributed the closures to the cost-of-living crisis, staffing challenges, and tough economic conditions. The chain currently operates six locations across Scotland. But there is good news on the horizon for the burger brand, as it prepares to celebrate its 10th anniversary. Monterey Jack's is set to make a significant return to the country's largest city after losing its central Glasgow location. The new venue is expected to open this month. Signage has already appeared in the St Enoch Centre, indicating a new location is on its way. Large branding has been installed in the shopping precinct's newest food court, accompanied by a "coming soon" sign that reads: "It's happening." The sign also states: "Award-winning, 100 per cent fresh, prime beef burgers. Succulent chicken, gourmet dawgs, delicious fresh shakes and desserts, and a bucket load of sides. You lucky things!" The firm confirmed via its Facebook page that the site is set to open in June 2025 though the exact opening date remains unclear. The Sun tries Wetherspoons' new menu Fans of the chain have taken to the comments to share their excitement about its return. One wrote: "Love MJ's! This will be great when we're shopping in Glasgow!" Another commented: "As centre staff myself, I actually can't wait to try Monterey Jack's UK – never tried it before!" A third added: "I loved the one in Merchant Square. "Such a shame it closed, like most places in there recently. "Looking forward to it opening."
The Courier
14-05-2025
- The Courier
Wednesday court round-up — Onlyfans threat and glazed eyes
A Broughty Ferry driver high on cannabis was caught behind the wheel on the A90 at almost double the drug-drive limit. First offender , of King Street, appeared at Forfar Sheriff Court to admit driving with excess Delta-9-THC (3.9mics/ 2). Police pulled him over near Muiryfaulds at 12.50pm on May 14 last year due to a minor vehicle defect and noticed a smell of cannabis. They noted the 27-year-old's eyes were glazed over. Solicitor Billy Rennie said: 'His position is he'd used it the night before.' Sheriff Mark Thorley disqualified Ramsay, who works in social media, from driving for a year and fined him £640. Three men have appeared in court following alleged break-ins at Perth city centre establishments. Police said arrests were made after incidents at Monterey Jack's and the Sandeman pub in the early hours of Saturday and Monday morning respectively. Laptops, money and alcohol were reportedly taken. Brothers , 32, and , 28, and 33-year-old appeared on petition at Perth Sheriff Court. The trio face multiple charges of theft by housebreaking. Zack De Schafta also faces an allegation of assault. The men made no plea and were remanded in custody. They are likely to make a follow-up appearance at the same court next week. Shamed Perth Scoutmaster was placed on a four-month curfew and the sex offenders register for five years. He was found guilty after a trial of pestering teenage boys with sexual messages, leaving them confused and frightened. A man has been fined after threatening to expose a woman's OnlyFans account to her father over a child maintenance dispute. Groundworker , of Hindley Green near Wigan, appeared at Forfar Sheriff Court to admit acting in a threating or abusive manner on May 25 last year. The 34-year-old pled guilty to making offensive remarks towards the woman in Forfar, threatening to advise her father of her use of the internet and attempting to coerce her into cancelling a child maintenance claim. During a phone call, he said: 'I have a lot on you, I'm giving you 48 hours to cancel the claim or I'm going to social services. 'I could be a c**t and ruin you with the evidence I have.' Prosecutor Lissie Cook added: 'He further threatened to tell the complainer's father that she was the owner of an OnlyFans account.' Solicitor Kyra Strachan said: 'He ultimately lost his temper and made threats.' Sheriff Mark Thorley fined first offender Abram £420 and said: 'I'm sure you appreciate you went about this the wrong way.' A pair of teenagers battered a man they lured to a Fife viaduct in the dead of night in a dispute over 'stolen cigarettes'. Masked and left their victim bloodied after attacking with a spanner on July 1 last year. A Dundee driver who crashed into an oncoming car after veering into the wrong lane has been banned from the road. was motoring along the A926 Alyth to Blairgowrie route in Perthshire when the collision happened on June 22 last year. The 26-year-old's Hyundai was seen by witnesses crossing the central line several times. At about 3pm, he drove into the opposing carriageway, into the path of a Volvo. Prosecutor Jill Drummond said Rehman's car struck the rear offside of the vehicle, causing damage to the side panel and causing a tyre to blow out. Rehman's car then mounted a grass verge. He appeared at Perth Sheriff Court and admitted a charge of dangerous driving. Sheriff Alison McKay told him his driving was 'well below the standard of a competent driver.' She fined him £750 and disqualified him for a year.
Daily Record
14-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Record
M&D's Highly Recommended for ‘Best Day Out category' at Scottish Entertainment & Hospitality Awards
The family favourite destination was also short-listed for 'Best Hospitality Employer' and 'Best Casual Dining' for its Monterey Jack's American themed diner. M&D's Scotland's Theme Park was Highly Recommended for the 'Best Day Out category' at the 13th Scottish Entertainment & Hospitality Awards. The family favourite destination was also short-listed for 'Best Hospitality Employer' and 'Best Casual Dining' for its Monterey Jack's American themed diner. Jensen Taylor Connelly, M&D's director, said: 'It's fantastic to be recognised by your peers in this way especially when so many organisations are short-listed across Scotland. 'We had a terrific time celebrating at the awards ceremony and will continue to ensure we offer our visitors the best value and day out possible.' Located next to Strathclyde Country Park, M&D's is one of Scotland's top visitor attractions. The Theme Park features thrill rides and family rides, as well as a host of activities, for all age groups.
