Trade welcomes local rates power
A move to give Scotland’s local authorities the power to cut business rates has been welcomed by pub trade groups.
From Saturday (October 31), councils...
Apex adds to its hotel portfolio
A new four-star hotel has opened its doors in Glasgow after a claimed £10.5 million fit out.
Apex City of Glasgow on Bath Street has...
Housekeeper takes top prize
Scottish hotel worker recognised at AA Hospitality awards
A Housekeeper working at a St Andrews hotel was the big Scottish winner at the recent AA...
A wee lifestyle change pays off
Craig Wood isn’t one to shout from the rooftops about his restaurant.
Instead the chef prefers people to discover The Wee Restaurant in North Queensferry,...
Mixed reaction to sugar tax call
A Campaign calling on the UK government to introduce a levy on soft drinks containing added sugar has been met with a mixed reaction...
Indian visitors get a taste of Scotland
Scotland's culinary delights will play a starring role in two new tours aimed at attracting more Indian visitors to the UK.
Travel firm Cox &...
Hotel to change hands after 28 years
A South Lanarkshire hotel is set to change hands tomorrow (October 30) after almost 28 years under the same ownership.
The Abington Hotel in Biggar...
Glasgow group in fundraising campaign
Glasgow-based Italian restaurant group Sarti will complete a major fundraising drive for Spina Bifida Hydrocephalus (SBH) Scotland this weekend.
Diners in Sarti’s three city eateries...
Gin-spiration
The firm behind Islay gin The Botanist has challenged bartenders from five venues across the UK to get experimenting as part of a new...
Rail link brings boost to trade
By Graeme Murray
Hospitality operators in the Scottish Borders have reported an upturn in business following the launch of the new Borders Railway line.
Bars, hotels,...
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