St Enoch Centre introduces QR code system for ‘Test & Protect’

Glasgow shopping centre St. Enoch has introduced a new QR code system for ‘Test & Protect’ to help people visiting the centre during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The centre has introduced the system in its Atrium Food Court to allow customers to quickly provide their contact details by scanning the code with their camera app.

To thank customers for adhering to Scotland’s new Covid-19 guidelines, St. Enoch is also giving away random gift cards ranging from £10 to £500 to customers who are wearing a face covering or social distancing.

Anne Ledgerwood (pictured), general manager of St. Enoch Centre, said: “The safety of our shoppers and staff is our number one priority and we are focused on making this as simple as possible for visitors to the centre especially during busy times.”

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