High court rules in favour of policyholders in insurance test case
Businesses across the UK could be in line for payouts from business interruption insurance policies after a test case at the High Court in London
Face coverings now mandatory for front of house staff
Front of house staff in pubs, restaurants and hotels must wear face coverings from today (September 14) and venues should only accept bookings from groups adhering to the ‘six people from two households’ rule, under new Scottish Government coronavirus restrictions.
Brewdog’s last crowdfund looks to Tomorrow
BrewDog has announced that the final round of its Equity for Punks crowdfunding programme will be dedicated to supporting the company’s sustainability projects
Trade group: shut down rogue operators
A new trade group has called on the Scottish Government to shut premises found to be flouting COVID-19 regulations
Facemasks to be compulsory for staff and customers
Facemasks will now be mandatory for staff in hospitality venues, as well as for customers when they are moving around the premises
A Rogue arrives in Glasgow
Glasgow's west end has a new gastropub in the form of The Loveable Rogue
New Glengoyne branding takes its time
Time – both past and future – is the theme of the new branding for single malt Glengoyne
Isle of Raasay’s historic whisky release is a big hitter
THE first single malt release from the Isle of Raasay Distillery has sold out ahead of its launch in November
Renfrewshire local is back in business
A Renfrewshire pub has reopened for business with a new look and a new licensee at the helm
Operators don’t expect normal trading before a COVID vaccine
Nearly half of Scottish operators don’t expect trading to return to anything close to normal until a COVID-19 vaccine is found
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