Rise and shine with the Rugby World Cup
The biggest tournament in rugby kicks off in Japan tomorrow (September 20) providing a boon for fans of the sport as well as bars showing the games as six weeks of international fixtures are served up
PLH system flaws backed by stats
New figures show thousands of licences revoked
Calorie calls come under fire
Measure would bring significant costs and curtail creativity .
Fringe benefits for city venues
Transport disruption negates biggest ever festival’s perks .
Policies hurting Scottish tourism
New figures showing a significant decline in the number of international visitors coming to Scotland.
Greene King in £4.6 billion sale
Belhaven parent company Greene King has announced that it has agreed a £4.6 billion sale to Hong Kong-based property firm CK Asset Holdings.
Highland tax consultation “astonishing”
HIGHLAND Council is facing criticism after it launched a consultation into the possible introduction of a visitor levy, or ‘tourist tax’.
Trade is upbeat despite Brexit
Scottish licensees are upbeat about their businesses despite challenges such as Brexit and business rates
Consultation on capital SEVs
City of Edinburgh Council has launched a public consultation on the potential licensing of sexual entertainment venues (SEVs) in the city.
Brexit: staffing crisis deepens
Hoteliers across Scotland are facing their “most difficult season” due to a lack of staff, according to hotel groups.
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