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
City council in the firing line
Venues on Glasgow street are at risk of closing down
Pubs the real winners in bumper day for trade
IT was a great day for pubs up and down the country when the World Cup and Wimbledon tournaments came to a head on the same day.
Drinks firms give gas reassurances
Operators urged not to ‘bulk buy’ amid CO2 shortage
EU citizen plan is “reassuring”
Trade welcomes settlement scheme but staffing concerns remain
Contact MSPs to avert disaster
Lawyer calls for the trade to get involved in renewals process
Watchdog investigating hotel booking sites
THE Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) is launching enforcement action against a number of hotel booking sites which it believes may be breaking consumer protection law.
Brewers offer reassurances amid CO2 gas shortage
BREWERS and soft drinks firms have moved to reassure the trade amid the CO2 gas shortage.
Fresh fears over PLH renewals
Trade and licensing lawyers slam timing of government review
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