Ayrshire inn has risen from ashes
Costley & Costley venue back in business after 2012 blaze
AN Ayrshire inn has reopened two years after it was devastated by fire.
Souter’s Inn, in...
Maclay Inns scores a double in the capital
MACLAY Inns has completed significant refurbishment projects at two of its sites in Edinburgh.
Clerk’s Bar, a new outlet on South Clerk Street, was...
New bar comes out of Hyde-ing
Glasgow venue open for business after structural setbacks
By Matthew Lynas
THE opening of Hyde bar in Glasgow last month marked the end of a...
Sky continues pubs action
SKY has pledged to continue its enforcement campaign against Scottish licensees it considers to have infringed its copyright by showing Sky programmes in pubs...
Garage celebrates 20th birthday
ONE of Glasgow’s longest-running clubs celebrated 20 years in business last week.
The Garage, on Sauchiehall Street, hosted a special 20th birthday party on...
Fears at drop in Glasgow footfall
Study of late night economy planned as numbers in parts of city decline
By Gillian McKenzie
A STUDY of Glasgow’s late night economy is to be...
Diageo unveils training initiative
New scheme aims to prepare young people for hospitality careers
By Gillian McKenzie
A NEW training initiative launched by drinks giant Diageo aims to equip young...
Hydro power fuels resort expansion
Crieff boss Stephen Leckie eyes further growth following Peebles acquisitions
By Gillian McKenzie
HE is the fifth generation of his family to run Crieff Hydro since...
Scottish isle named the best in Europe
Lewis and Harris beats rivals from across the continent to take top spot
By Matthew Lynas
EASTER Island, Ko Tao, and Santorini are just some of...
Trade digs deep for the Ben
THE trade dug deep at this year’s Ben Dinner to raise around £90,000 for the charity.
More than 960 guests from across Scotland’s licensed trade...
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