Monthly Archives: August 2017
Own a piece of city’s history
A former guest house built into Stirling’s city walls has come onto the market through DM Hall.
Woodside is located on The Back Walk –...
Whisky cocktails are in the can
A GLASGOW-based drinks firm is rolling out a range of ready-to-drink Scotch whisky-based cocktails in cans.
The Finnieston Distillery Company launched a four-strong range of...
Tech is no longer a luxury in the trade
Customers now expect features such as wi-fi and contactless payment in venues
AS technology has progressed and become such an ordinary and indispensable part of...
Royal Arms seeks new monarch
OPERATORS seeking an established pub in a small town might be interested in the Royal Arms on Tillicoultry’s High Street.
Located five miles west of...
Simple steps to cut some costs
Summer can be an expensive time for pubs, but saving money can be easier than you think, writes Mark Bowen of Scottish Power
WHETHER you...
Football action gets underway
THE 2017/18 SPFL season gets underway this weekend with a an east/west clash between Celtic and Hearts.
The fixture, which will be shown live on...
Golden chance in Cairngorms
THOSE looking for a move to picturesque Braemar in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park might be interested in the Callater Lodge Guest...
The right time to take on a lease?
Pub companies say the leasehold model can help support licensees
THE current climate, be it commercial or political, surrounding the Scottish on-trade means those running...
A wee beer venture
A GLASWEGIAN beer fan is preparing to put his money where his mouth is with the launch of his own craft beer shop.
Niall Kennedy,...
Final chapter in distiller’s smugglers story
ISLE of Arran Distillers has released the final whisky in a trilogy inspired by the island’s Scotch-producing past.
The Exciseman is the third and final...
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Luke Richardson
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