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The SLTN View ‘Hoteliers must avoid price Games’ (August 23, 2012) is somewhat wide of the mark with its suggestion that there is a...

THE Boutique Bar Show is set to make its Glasgow debut next month as the event returns to Scotland for the third year. The show...

Edinburgh operator aims to stock 300 whiskies in basement outlet AN Edinburgh operator has created a dedicated whisky bar in the revamped basement of his...

WHISKIES from more than 20 distilleries will go head to head in a ‘people’s tasting’ at an event in the west Highlands later this...

VisitScotland campaign urges ‘staycationers’ to fall for Scotland TOURISM marketing body VisitScotland is calling on so-called ‘staycationers’ to fall for Scotland this autumn. Claiming that around...

THOUSANDS of bars and clubs across the UK risk being unable to trade if their door stewards fail to complete new training required by...

INVERARITY Morton insisted last week that retaining its status as the preferred wine supplier to G1 Group was vital to its “credibility as a...

POLICE have moved to reassure Glasgow’s late night operators they will not be asked to pay for extra police on the city’s streets. Bar and club owners feared a blanket ‘polluter pays’ style fee could be levied on late night venues after a newspaper report claimed that some nightclubs were funding extra officers to patrol the city centre.

Edinburgh operator breathes new life into traditional pub MICHAEL McGuigan is not one to shout about his achievements. In fact, the operator admits his Shilling Group...