12 things you could do in 1990s Scotland that you can't do now
dailyrecord.co.ukSo much has changed in Scotland over the last couple of decades, from how we view staycations to the look and feel of the cities and towns.
From former favourites like popular shops and restaurants, to old theme parks and now demolished buildings, things have really changed a lot in nearly 30 years.
Many of the things we loved to do back then are now confined to the past.And despite many things changing for the better in the years since, it is hard not to get nostalgic when we think about just how much has changed.The list below isn't intended to be comprehensive, but, if there is something you feel we should have included, please let us know in the comments section.Forget the cinema, the real place to get Pick N Mix in the 90s was Woolworths.Filling the Home Bargains and B & M niche before those two chains hit the high street, they had the best collection of sweets ever.Woolworths collapsed into administration in 2008 and all 807 of its stores closed in January 2009, including its many Scottish branches, with tens of thousands of jobs lost.
The bane of dentists across the country, these tangy sweets were much loved by children in Scottish school playgrounds throughout the 90s.
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