An Edinburgh pub has closed its doors for deep cleaning after a suspected norovirus outbreak.
As Edinburgh Live reported on Tuesday morning, the Foot of the Walk pub in Leith was closed with a message posted on their front door claiming the circumstances were 'out with their control'. A spokesperson for JD Wetherspoon has now confirmed 'some customers and staff' reported being well.
The sign read: "A sign on the doors of the Foot of the Walk reads: "Due to circumstances out with our control, our pub will be closed until further notice. We apologise for any inconvenience caused.”
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The chain has now confirmed they are doing a deep clean from a specialist agency, and will reopen on February 15.
Wetherspoon spokesman Eddie Gershon said: “There was a suspected norovirus outbreak at the pub with some customers and staff reporting unwell.
"The pub has been closed as a precaution and the pub is undergoing a thorough deep clean by a specialist hygiene agency. The pub will be reopen Wednesday morning.”
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