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HIT the Bard is an historic experience for Ayrshire students
Industry charity HIT Scotland’s ‘HIT the Bard’ Burns supper, held at the Alloway's Brig o’Doon House Hotel, raised more than £18,000
Dog-dedicated festival Barklove returns to SWG3 this July
Whether attending with a furry companion or not, Barklove is described as the ultimate day out for dog lovers– and it is licensed
Glasgow Licensing Board extends pub hours for World Cup 2026
Glasgow clubs, pubs and other on‑sales venues can remain open and trading for up to 30 minutes after each match’s final whistle
Breaking news: Scottish pub rates relief gets boosted to 40%
Eligible premises liable for the basic and intermediate property rates will get relief of 40% for the next three years
If your customers can hear music, you can’t shake off music licensing
If you play any form of music in your pub, bar, restaurant, hotel or members’ club in Scotland you will need to have ‘TheMusicLicence’
Politicians who don’t understand the trade make bad decisions
SLTN Award winner Mike Grieve, of Glasgow's Sub Club, calls for better political engagement with Scotland's hospitality businesses
The Buttery keeps its wine list up-to-date with Inverarity Morton
The Buttery lays claim to being the oldest restaurant in Glasgow – but regularly refreshes its menu and its wine list to keep up with the times
Scottish Election hustings confirmed as trade gears up for May vote
Two hustings events will give bar owners and staff a chance to hear from a range of Scottish Parliamentary candidates
HIT Scotland’s 212 scholarships for hospitality workers
HIT scholarships give early-career and mid-level professionals in a variety of roles a ‘springboard’ to add skills and experience













































