Operator is taking care of business
Central belt cities on radar as entrepreneur eyes further growth
A ‘clear plan’ is needed for Skye
Support and forward-planning essential to future of tourism on island
IMPROVED infrastructure and a co-ordinated long-term tourism strategy for the Isle of Skye are crucial...
Glasgow bar suited and booted
A NEW late night bar is set to open on Glasgow’s Albion Street.
Said to have taken inspiration from New York’s ‘neo-speakeasy scene’, Tuxedo will...
From the garden to the shore
THE operators behind the Gardener’s Cottage restaurant in Edinburgh have expanded with the launch of a new venue in Leith.
Occupying a former bonded warehouse...
Big changes at The Wee Howff
New lessee at the helm of revamped Paisley pub
A FORMER veterinary nurse has swapped pets for pints after taking the helm of Paisley pub,...
New terrace takes it all in
CAMERON House has unveiled a new terrace overlooking Loch Lomond.
The Great Scots Bar Terrace can accommodate up to 120 guests and will be used...
Heineken courts CMA approval
Brewer and pubco offers to sell pubs to appease competition concerns
Stalwart city bar is on the market
Operator puts Moskito up for sale 17 years after he launched venue
ONE of Glasgow city centre’s most enduring bars is up for sale.
Neil Connolly...
Fife gin has come home
THE firm behind Darnley’s Gin has opened a new distillery and visitor centre at its home in Kingsbarns in the East Neuk of Fife.
The...
EU citizens offer a ‘step forward’
Trade welcomes clarity on citizens’ rights, but issues persist
By Jack Walsh
TRADE groups have welcomed UK prime minister Theresa May’s proposals to allow three million...
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