Sir Boyd Tunnock’s daughter Karen and son-in-law Fergus Loudon have delivered thousands of teacakes and caramel wafers to frontline medical and construction staff at the new NHS Louisa Jordan hospital, at Glasgow’s SEC Campus.
The 87-year-old owner of one of Scotland’s most iconic companies is isolating at his home near the company’s Uddingston headquarters, which ceased production last month. However, his son-in-law Fergus, who is the company’s sales director, loaded up the bakery’s classic Morris 8 van with 2,500 biscuits as a tea time snack for workers.
Workers at the NHS Louisa Jordan hospital.
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