Funding package for Edinburgh’s Witchery and Prestonfield House
The owner of Edinburgh’s Prestonfield House and The Witchery has secured more than £2 million in funding to help support the businesses through the impact of the coronavirus pandemic
Join SLTN and Smokehead for A Burns Night That’s Not For Everyone
SLTN and the team behind Islay single malt Smokehead have joined forces to host a Burns Supper with a difference for the Scottish trade in January
A Christmas single from The Gate
A ’90s Christmas classic, four festive cocktails and a healthy dose of humour are the key ingredients in a new Christmas video from Glasgow bar The Gate
Edinburgh venue looks ahead to better times
The team at an Edinburgh bar is encouraging its customers and the licensed trade to keep their chin up and look ahead to better times as venues in the city and across Scotland continue to struggle with trading restrictions
Sign up now for SLTN Trade Tasting with Smokehead
SLTN and the team behind Islay single malt Smokehead have joined forces to host a Burns Supper with a difference for the Scottish trade next month
Economic recovery plan must be priority for Scottish Government
A clear plan for economic recovery must be the top priority for the Scottish Government going forward, one of Scotland’s leading nightclub and live music venue operators has said
Background music ban lifted from Saturday 12th December
Licensed premises will be able to play background music (or sound from televisions) for the first time since August under newly-published Scottish Government guidance
Stack & Still to open at Braehead
Stack & Still, the Scottish pancake restaurant group, will open its fourth outlet next week (14th December) with the launch of a new venue at Braehead shopping centre
Scottish Government must do more if hospitality is to recover
Trade groups have welcomed the announcement of further financial support for businesses – but cautioned that more will be needed if the sector is to recover
Forbes pledges £60m in tourism support
The Scottish Government has pledged an additional £60 million to support Scotland’s tourism industry in the New Year, with additional one-off grants for hospitality businesses valued at a further £30m
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