The crime of buying booze for youngsters came under the spotlight in Kilmarnock this week (July 29th). Scottish Community Safety Minister Kirsten Oswald MSP visited the Asda Superstore in Kilmarnock to see for herself how retailers, alcohol producers and Police Scotland have come together to drive home the message that buying alcohol for under-18s could land someone a fine, jail time or both. The “It’ll Cost You’ Campaign is delivered by the Sc…
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