Dining with some Gusto
ITALIAN restaurant chain Gusto has opened its doors in Glasgow, in the former Clydesdale Bank site on Bothwell Street.
Spread over two floors, the new...
Energy firm invite to pubs
ABERDEENSHIRE-based firm VG Energy will host an open day at the Grant Arms in Monnymusk on April 23, outlining the savings potential offered by...
And the cow says moo-ve to Edinburgh
SCOTTISH bar and restaurant firm The Speratus Group has expanded its Boozy Cow restaurant brand – opening a second site in Edinburgh.
The Boozy Cow,...
Is it boom time for island trade?
OPERATORS in Orkney are preparing for a tourism boost in the coming months from a record number of cruise liners.
This year, 83 ships carrying...
Inverness bar named best
INVERNESS nightclub, bar and restaurant venue The Den & Johnny Foxes has been named Best Bar None National Champion for 2014-15.
Competing against 46 finalists...
Old brewery hops to it
A BREWERY that’s claimed to be the oldest in the world will head for Inverness later this year to take part in the North...
More games for Glasgow
GLASGOW is set to welcome international sports stars again, as one of the host cities for the 2018 European Sports Championships.
Sharing duties with Berlin,...
SLTA calls for duty differential
THE Scottish Licensed Trade Association (SLTA) is calling for different rates of alcohol duty for the on and off-trades, in a bid to offset...
Budget does little to help the trade
By Matthew Lynas
GEORGE Osborne’s 2015 Budget has done little to improve trading conditions for Scottish publicans, operators have told SLTN.
The chancellor’s decision to cut...
Pubco bids to cut ingoing costs
STAR Pubs & Bars is aiming to make it easier for lessees to take on tied pubs by reducing the initial costs of fixtures...
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