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Scott Brothers: Butchers acquire new Broughty Ferry site to help secure business for fourth generation

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Scott Brothers will move to the former Clydesdale Bank building in Broughty Ferry. Co-owner Scott Jarron said the acquisition will help ‘secure’ the business. The company purchased the property, on the corner of Brook Street and Gray Street, last November. It has now submitted planning permission to transform the ground floor.

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Scott Brothers: Butchers acquire new Broughty Ferry site to help secure business for fourth generation

Scott Brothers will move the location of its butchers in Broughty Ferry after acquired an “iconic” site, the former Clydesdale Bank.

1 month ago·Dundee, United Kingdom

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