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Lion & Unicorn Hotel, Thornhill, 18 December 2020 65 images Created 18 Dec 2020

**FOR TV VIDEO CLIPS SEE BELOW LINK**
Full length video with interview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsdZDAXHwcA&feature=youtu.be

Short version of video without interview:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v9UG1PXU3gE

**For Editorial Only**
Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson. The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust. Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns. A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local. If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.

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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Fiona Stevenson, Landlady of the Lion & Unicorn Hotel seen pouring non alcoholic bevarages.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Fiona Stevenson, Landlady of the Lion & Unicorn Hotel seen pouring non alcoholic bevarages.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Fiona Stevenson, Landlady of the Lion & Unicorn Hotel seen pouring non alcoholic bevarages.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Fiona Stevenson, Landlady of the Lion & Unicorn Hotel seen cleaning and sanitising the bar surfaces.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: (right) Fiona Stevenson, Landlady of the Lion & Unicorn Hotel talking to patrons.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
    CDF_2591.jpg
  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: (right) Fiona Stevenson, Landlady of the Lion & Unicorn Hotel talking to patrons.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Fiona Stevenson, Landlady of the Lion & Unicorn Hotel. She is holding a photo of Elizabeth Taylor taken in the pub when she visited the pub in 1974.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
    _CDF7854.jpg
  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: The hotel exterior with the Main Street in Thornhill which goes to Aberfoyle and Callander. <br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
    CDF_2572.jpg
  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: The hotel exterior with the Main Street in Thornhill which goes to Aberfoyle and Callander. <br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
    _CDF7837.jpg
  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: The hotel exterior.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
    CDF_2576.jpg
  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: The hotel exterior with the Main Street in Thornhill which goes to Aberfoyle and Callander. <br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
    _CDF7841.jpg
  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: The hotel exterior with the Main Street in Thornhill which goes to Aberfoyle and Callander. <br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
    _CDF7840.jpg
  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: The hotel exterior.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
    _CDF7838.jpg
  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: The hotel exterior.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
    _CDF7839.jpg
  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: The outside beer garden at the rear of the hotel with socially distanced tables.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
    CDF_2574.jpg
  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: The outside beer garden at the rear of the hotel with socially distanced tables.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
    CDF_2575.jpg
  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Hand sanitising stations.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
    _CDF7843.jpg
  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Snug Bar Lounge area with social distancing measures in place.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
    CDF_2550.jpg
  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Snug Bar Lounge area with social distancing measures in place.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
    CDF_2552.jpg
  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Snug Bar Lounge area with social distancing measures in place.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Snug Bar Lounge area with social distancing measures in place.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Snug Bar Lounge area with social distancing measures in place.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Snug Bar Lounge area with social distancing measures in place.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Snug Bar Lounge area with social distancing measures in place.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Snug Bar Lounge area with social distancing measures in place.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Snug Bar Lounge area with social distancing measures in place.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Snug Bar Lounge area with social distancing measures in place.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Hand sanitising stations.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Hand sanitising stations.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Hand sanitising stations.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Customers enjoy good food and drinks.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Customers enjoy good food and drinks.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Customers enjoy good food and drinks.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Customers enjoy good food and drinks.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Customers enjoy good food and drinks.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Customers enjoy good food and drinks.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Fiona Stevenson, Landlady of the Lion & Unicorn Hotel seen tending to the fire in the snug bar.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Keith - Hotel’s Chef preparing some tasty delights.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Keith - Hotel’s Chef preparing some tasty delights.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Keith - Hotel’s Chef preparing some tasty delights.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Keith - Hotel’s Chef preparing some tasty delights.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Keith - Hotel’s Chef preparing some tasty delights.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Keith - Hotel’s Chef preparing some tasty delights.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Keith - Hotel’s Chef preparing some tasty delights.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Keith - Hotel’s Chef preparing some tasty delights.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Keith - Hotel’s Chef preparing some tasty delights.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Keith - Hotel’s Chef preparing some tasty delights.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Keith - Hotel’s Chef preparing some tasty delights.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Customers enjoy good food and drinks.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Fiona Stevenson, Landlady of the Lion & Unicorn Hotel seen pouring non alcoholic beverages behind a safety perspex screen.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Fiona Stevenson, Landlady of the Lion & Unicorn Hotel seen pouring non alcoholic beverages behind a safety perspex screen.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Fiona Stevenson, Landlady of the Lion & Unicorn Hotel seen pouring non alcoholic beverages.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Fiona Stevenson, Landlady of the Lion & Unicorn Hotel seen pouring non alcoholic beverages.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Fiona Stevenson, Landlady of the Lion & Unicorn Hotel seen cleaning and sanitising the bar menus.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Fiona Stevenson, Landlady of the Lion & Unicorn Hotel seen cleaning and sanitising the bar menus.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Fiona Stevenson, Landlady of the Lion & Unicorn Hotel seen cleaning and sanitising the bar surfaces.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Fiona Stevenson, Landlady of the Lion & Unicorn Hotel seen cleaning and sanitising tables and place settings.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Fiona Stevenson, Landlady of the Lion & Unicorn Hotel seen cleaning and sanitising tables and place settings.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: The bar area showing socially distancing measures in practice. <br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Keith - Hotel’s Chef preparing some tasty delights.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: The hotel exterior with the Main Street in Thornhill which goes to Aberfoyle and Callander. <br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: The hotel exterior with the Main Street in Thornhill which goes to Aberfoyle and Callander. <br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: The hotel exterior.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: The hotel exterior.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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  • Thornhill, Stirlingshire, Scotland, UK. 18 December 2020.<br />
Pictured: Front entrance with sandwich board saying open for business.<br />
The Lion & The Unicorn Hotel has been going strong since 1999 under the ownership of Landlady, Fiona Stevenson.  The hotel, restaurant and snug bar act as the local community hub in Thornhill. There really is no place quite like it with, good locally sourced food, good chat and a general relaxed and happy vibe through the place. Then along came the Coronavirus (COVID19) Pandemic and businesses local and national struggled massively and a lot of them went bust.  Thornhill’s beating heart of the community is the Lion and Unicorn Hotel. Locals paying their daily visit to exchange stories and have a blether can no longer under the various lockdowns.  A community in crisis and a business on the brink. Blood, sweat and tears and more have been poured into this place, and everyone is dammed if its going to be last orders at the bar on their watch. So far most of the staff have been furloughed leaving a skeleton staff to keep everything running and in a safe and distanced manner. Keep your local community alive and and buy local.  If the Lion and The Unicorn were to close its doors for good then the only other place in Thornhill will be the local newsagents, and this means that all the good things which come with a hotel like this will be gone forever.<br />
Video (recording and editing) credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGESS.COM<br />
Credit: Colin Fisher Credit: Colin D Fisher/CDFIMAGES.COM
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