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The question for licensing boards is 'will there be boogie woogie all night long in premises up and down the country?'

Publican set to retire after more than four decades in the trade After more than 40 years in the trade, Alistair Don, owner of The Doublet...

Tourist levy could ‘seriously damage’ Scotland’s appeal

MAULE, who ran one of Scotland’s most famous fine dining restaurants, Glasgow's Chardon d’Or, for 22 years, has signed up for a six-month stint to pass on his knowledge and experience to staff across Buzzworks’ 19 venue kitchens.

Study into Scottish pub market recommends more conversation before legislation LEASED pubs operating under the beer tie in Scotland are not unfairly disadvantaged when compared...

Operators urged to cut prices to show impact of 5% tax rate PUB operators across the UK are being urged to cut prices for one...

Trade welcomes clarity on citizens’ rights, but issues persist By Jack Walsh TRADE groups have welcomed UK prime minister Theresa May’s proposals to allow three million...

The setting of a renewal fee doesn’t address training concerns

Size shouldn’t influence how premises are treated, says SLTA By Dave Hunter A LANDMARK test purchase ruling could lead to a “two-tier” system where the sanctions...

Heineken has been appointed official beer and cider supplier for this summer’s Commonwealth Games.