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KFC have announced they’re delivering to Scottsish homes – find out if you can get your snacks to your door
Hungry customers of the tasty chicken treats are going to benefit from a partnership between the restaurants and Just Eat
By Jonathan Whitelaw
21st November 2017, 1:13 pm

Updated: 21st November 2017, 1:23 pm
SCOTS KFC fans are licking their lips at the prospect of a new scheme from their favourite fast food chain.
Hungry customers are set to benefit thanks to a partnership between the US company and Just Eat.

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KFC have partnered with Just Eat
And the move is set to win over even more fans now that it’s been rolled out.
Now punters in Glasgow and Edinburgh will be able to have their chicken dishes to their front door.

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And it’s all with the click of a button.

KFC lovers can now order online from eight restaurants in Glasgow including Renfield Street, Pollokshaws Road, Glasgow London Road, Great Western Retail Park and Clydebank KFC restaurants.
Edinburgh’s Craigleith venue will also be accepting orders through both the Just Eat app and website from today.
And bosses say there are more additions planned for both cities over the next few months.

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Punters can now get their chicken delivered
Graham Corfield, UK managing director at Just Eat, said: “We’re excited that fried chicken fans in Glasgow and Edinburgh can now order home delivery from their local KFC restaurant, giving them a wider choice of food than ever before.”
“More and more KFC restaurants are coming on to the platform every week, meaning more chicken lovers in Scotland will be able to enjoy KFC’s world famous chicken at the click of a button very soon.”
Current list of KFC restaurants that deliver in Scotland
Glasgow:
Renfield Street
Pollokshaws Road
Govan
Forge
Glasgow London Road
Great Western Retail Park
Clydebank
Edinburgh:
Craigleith
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Billy Martin was fed up of an ongoing feud over an outstanding payment so got his own back by dumping 1,287 coppers on the counter.
The dad-of-one had ordered a medium cheese and tomato pizza, mighty meat stuffed crust, potato wedges and a Fanta last Thursday.
But he claims the delivery driver left before he had the chance to give him the cash for it and assumed the payment must have been automatically taken from his bank account