A Bo'ness grocers will continue to make home deliveries of food and alcohol after Falkirk councillors agreed to amend its licence.
Premier Convenience Store, 42 Bo'Mains Road, Bo'ness, began making home deliveries during the pandemic when special permission was granted to all shops to offer the service.
It has continued to offer home deliveries through the Snappy Shopper app, which is used by several local stores to make deliveries.
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Solicitor Gordon Emslie said that in the time that his clients have been offering home deliveries there had been no problems.
He added that the shop serves a small part of Bo'ness and "it's not a huge part of their business".
The board's convener, Provost Robert Bissett, said that he was happy to grant the "straightforward" application and this was supported by other members.
