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The top stories and latest news, dedicated to the licensed trade in Scotland.

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Crieff snaps up Peebles Hydro

The firm behind Perthshire leisure resort Crieff Hydro is set to acquire two Borders businesses from McMillan Hotels later this month.
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Minimum price battle continues

The next stage in the legal battle over minimum unit pricing (MUP) for alcohol is set to get underway today (February 4).

Dundee has ‘too many’ premises

Operators and the Scottish Licensed Trade Association (SLTA) have welcomed moves to stop the awarding of new premises licences in Dundee.
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Trade encouraged to offer 125mls

Campaign aims to increase availability of smaller wine measures.
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Heineken invests in Star estate

Heineken announces plans to spend £1.7 million in Scottish pub estate.
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Trade faces beer price increases

Licensees are braced to increase the cost of a pint after brewers unveiled their annual new year price rises.
• The defibrillator unit at The Den & Johnny Foxes cost around £1200.

Call for all pubs to have defibrillators

A defibrillator should be a standard feature in all licensed premises, according to one Inverness publican.
• The BID aims to make a range of improvements to Sauchiehall Street.

Operators back BID initiative

Bar and nightclub operators on Glasgow’s Sauchiehall Street have backed a new initiative.
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SBPA defends Challenge 25

The Scottish Beer & Pub Association (SBPA) has come to the defence of the Scottish Government’s Challenge 25 policy.
• Tributes have poured in following the crash. (Picture: The Herald)

Trade tributes after Clutha bar tragedy

Scotland's licensed trade has paid tribute to the victims of the Clutha helicopter crash.

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