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

This sporting summer, it’ll all be kicking off at The Ark in Glasgow

How Scotland fares in the UEFA Euros is in the hands of the gods – but for The Ark, only the most pessimistic punter would bet against victory.

Remy in for Islay distiller

Cognac house Remy Cointreau was staging a surprise move into Scotch whisky earlier this week as it entered into talks to acquire Islay’s Bruichladdich distillery. A statement confirming the move was issued on the day SLTN went to press, with Bruichladdich managing director Mark Reynier also highlighting the development on Twitter.
Star Pubs & Bars lessee Frank Healey said trade at the Kirkhouse is up following the revamp.

Heineken invests in Scottish estate

Outlets overhauled in Star Pubs & Bars refurbishment scheme FIVE Scottish bars are to benefit from a £603,000 investment by Heineken-owned pubco Star Pubs &...
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Coors and Sky target free-trade

Joint deal offers licensees discounted subscription.

Drinks firms line up to back SLTA

By Dave Hunter Several of the country’s biggest drinks firms have signed on as corporate members of the Scottish Licensed Trade Association (SLTA). Diageo, Tennent Caledonian Breweries,...

Kained set to top ten venues

SLTN Award-winning group continues ambitious expansion GLASGOW-based bar and restaurant group Kained Holdings is poised for further expansion with the launch of three outlets before...

Job opportunities as season grows

Chance to forge hospitality careers in Highlands and islands

Price rises ‘inevitable’ as costs increase

It is now “inevitable” that many in the hospitality industry will have to raise their prices this year, in the face of rising costs, according to UK Hospitality.
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Rail strike will contribute to ‘perfect storm’ for hospitality

The Scottish Licensed Trade Association (SLTA) has warned of a “perfect storm” for hospitality businesses this summer, after the RMT rail union confirmed a UK-wide signal workers strike next week that will see around 90% of Scottish train services cancelled.

Alcohol laws are ‘not working’

Recent figures cast doubt on drink drive and MUP

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