Monthly Archives: March 2016
Prestwick plot offers potential
SHEPHERD Chartered Surveyors is marketing what’s described as a “rarely available” development opportunity in the Ayrshire town of Prestwick.
Occupying a “prominent” position in the...
Scottish firms eye the United States
TWO Scottish beer firms have announced plans to strengthen their presence in the United States.
Innis & Gunn has announced a new partnership with United...
Brewdog encourages fans to do it themselves with recipes
Scottish craft beer and bars firm Brewdog has released the recipes for all of its beers online.
The firm claims the recipes, which have all...
Collaboration key to tourism growth
Scotland's tourism industry must “work together as one” and focus on key growth priorities if it is to achieve ambitious targets to increase visitor...
All change at coastal café
A CAFÉ business in the coastal town of Saltcoats that has been run by the same family since the end of World War II...
A softer summer coming this year?
Wholesalers forecast growing demand for soft drinks and low-alcohol options
Wholesalers, the front line drinks suppliers for the majority of the Scottish trade, are advising...
Fit for the King’s
Rigatoni’s expands with launch of second restaurant in Edinburgh
By Jack Walsh
FOR the Molfinos, family has long been the lifeblood of their business.
Following in her...
Riverside guest house on market
A GUEST house overlooking the River Dee in Dumfries & Galloway has come onto the books of property firm Bruce & Co.
Located in the...
Remote spa on market
A Shetland spa described as a “remote haven” has come onto the books of DM Hall Chartered Surveyors.
Currently operating as The Northern Lights Holistic...
Rural venues determined to survive
Scottish rural businesses are feeling the squeeze of new drink drive laws but we’re determined to survive, writes restaurateur Alison Bouteloup.
We’ve seen numerous articles...
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Luke Richardson
William Woodburn
