Monthly Archives: January 2014
Legal Q&A
Jack Cummins is one of Scotland’s leading licensing lawyers. Every month he writes on licensing law and answers readers’ questions in SLTN. Click on questions...
Trade backs Clutha fundraising gig
DRINKS firms have rallied to support a major fundraising gig for the victims of the Clutha bar helicopter crash.
Organised by Scott Gemmell of LA...
Style takes centre stage in Guinness ad
DIAGEO has unveiled the next stage of its ‘Made of More’ campaign for Guinness.
The new ad, which breaks on January 15, features the...
Raising a glass to Homecoming 2014
MISS Scotland Jamey Bowers ensured this year’s Homecoming celebrations got underway in style when she launched the official Homecoming 2014 beer.
Created by the...
Punch invests in Scots pubs
PUNCH Taverns has spent £500,000 refurbishing its Scottish pubs since last August, according to figures released by the pub company.
The investment forms part of...
Linlithgow local steams to success
Staff and community prepared to go the extra mile at Platform 3
By Matthew Lynas
THERE were no half measures when it came to Platform 3’s...
Clydebank venue remembers the Titan
Bar, restaurant and hotel complex pays tribute to town’s heritage
THE historic shipyards of Clydebank run through the veins of Greene King’s latest Scottish venture.
Keen...
Trade faces beer price increases
Licensees are braced to increase the cost of a pint after brewers unveiled their annual new year price rises.
Bard’s birth is Scotch Wha Hae
Annual Burns celebrations can be a boon to whisky sales
IT’S a uniquely Scottish event, and one traditionally tied to food and drink. But are...
Time to ring the changes?
Career prospects in Scotland’s hospitality industry are bright, say pub groups
THE start of a new year can often be a time of reflection.
And...