Trade toasts end of beer duty escalator
Brewers welcome tax cut, but above inflation increase stays for cider, wine and spirits
PUB companies and brewers have welcomed moves to cut beer duty...
Hospitality sector must bolster staff numbers
THE Scottish hospitality and tourism industry will need to employ more than 73,500 additional people during the next seven years to keep pace with...
First Homecoming events unveiled
A CONCERT to mark the opening of the Ryder Cup at Gleneagles and a flotilla to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Forth Road...
Meet the blenders
EDINBURGH’S Scotch Whisky Experience is giving whisky enthusiasts the chance to meet master blenders from around the world later this month.
The Meet the Blenders...
New-look Tullie Inn drops anchor
THE Tullie Inn in Balloch has been relaunched following a root and branch refurbishment.
As part of the £700,000 overhaul, which took four months to...
Scottish hotel revenues up
SCOTTISH hotels outperformed their counterparts across the UK in January, despite a drop in occupancy rates.
The latest hotel survey from PKF reported...
Revamped hotel revealed
THE carnival rolled in to town last month to mark the launch of the newly refurbished Jurys Inn hotel in Glasgow.
The ‘carnival and comedy’...
Scots beers have X factor
SCOTTISH brewers have won a clutch of awards in a UK-wide beer competition organised by the Society of Independent Brewers (SIBA).
Orkney Brewery was awarded...
Lessees and suppliers meet at Star event
SCOTTISH lessees had the opportunity to meet suppliers and find out more about their products at a new event organised by pubco Star Pubs...
Pubs used as ‘second office’
PUBS have overtaken coffee shops as the top destination for a ‘second office’, according to wi-fi provider The Cloud.
Research by the firm, which...
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