Glasgow Council and venue operators at loggerheads over the LEZ
Glasgow City Council’s Low Emission Zone is being attacked as an ‘iniquitous, cash grabbing exercise’ that is needlessly pushing the city’s night-time economy over a cliff.
Heineken UK takes Pride in its diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts
Drinks companies must ‘walk the walk’ of inclusivity, before they can rightfully ‘talk the talk’ in their corporate statements and promotional material.
Take the Kaizen Challenge at the House of Suntory Dojo
BARTENDERS will have the chance to learn more about Japanese drinks and hospitality this September when the House of Suntory’s Dojo advocacy programme comes to Edinburgh.
New Edinburgh ‘dive bar’ Dizzy Izzy’s has a punk attitude
The venue, opened last month by owner Shandy Martin – who is also behind capital venue 4042 – has a focus on punk and rock music.Â
Helping hospitality to become a more inclusive industry
What can operators and their teams do to make their venues feel more inclusive to a broader range of people – both as staff and customers?Â
Soap opera deal will keep ‘a pint of zero’ in the public eye
HEINEKEN UK and ITV have renewed the product placement deal that made Heineken 0.0 the first real world beer to appear in Coronation Street and Emmerdale.Â
DJ Jasper James to headline for The Ben this week in Glasgow
‘The Ben at Boxhub’ takes place in Glasgow’s Washington St this Thursday – the first of The Ben's ‘new, fresh, fun, unique experiences’ targeted at a younger audience.
Master of Malt Trade says ‘bollocks to duty increases’ for August
In a bluntly worded press release, Justin Petszaft, founder of Master of Malt, 'raised a middle finger' to the UK Government's ever-increasing tax on alcohol.
Marcello Ventisei takes the reins at Glasgow’s Grand Central Hotel
Marcello plans to elevate its status as Glasgow's most loved hotel, positioning it as the leading Wedding and Event venue in the city...
Local pub sector has a new lease on post-pandemic life
Demand for pubs in suburban and village locations remains strong in 2023, with city centre venues also reportedly ‘bouncing back’.
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