Monthly Archives: July 2018
Lawson: high standards in the Highlands
Social responsibility underpins SLTN Award-winning venue
New term for College bar
Aberdeen venue alive and kicking after root and branch refurb
The unstoppable spirit of the trade
There’s no let up in gin growth meaning a good range is a must in bars
Behind bars: gin
Popular serves and sourcing brands are just some of the questions SLTN posed to two gin experts
Ignore the present and risk the future
Operators who don’t move with the times could alienate their customers
Pubs should take the tonic high road
Premium tonics are being sought out and bars have to be ready to meet demand
Opening up gin to the masses
Flavoured gins and liqueurs are attracting new consumers
Music fee plan could kill clubs
PROPOSALS to raise music tariffs for events in bars and nightclubs have been dubbed “a disgrace” by operators, who claim the higher fees could lead to closures.
Time for national debate on levy
Independent research into impact of a tourist tax on sector is required
Chance to break for the Borders
A BORDERS bar and restaurant in a “beautiful setting” adjacent to a park and loch has come onto the books of property firm CDLH
Columns
Luke Richardson
William Woodburn
