Dalton is one of Scotland’s top ten ‘Women to Watch’ in business
At the Business Women Scotland Awards, Dalton was recognised for ‘her 30 plus years of leadership in the hospitality industry'
Free gaelic and Guinness at Malones Leith’s Irish Heritage Day
Malones Leith will use Ireland's World Cup qualifier against Hungary as the peg upon which to hang a full day of Irish culture.
Leishman leads Pilgrim Bar with a focus on traditional service
Team effort and customer service is helping the Cowgate venue buck the trend of faltering wet-led viability
Introducing our subversive Master of Ceremonies – Alan Cumming
On Nov 6th Cumming will take to the Glasgow Hilton stage to reveal the 2025 SLTN Awards winners before 700 of their peers
We need a Scottish night time economy strategy – and 40% rates relief!
NTIA Scotland representatives have visited Holyrood with proposals on how ScotGov can better ‘protect and empower’ the sector
Ayrshire’s Glenapp Castle hotel keeps its coveted Michelin Key
Originally designed in 1870 by Scottish architect David Bryce, Glenapp Castle was purchased by the McMillan family in 1994.
Follow the yellow brick road down Buchanan St to The Ivy
Embracing Halloween – and the latest film in the ‘Wicked’ series – the Glasgow venue is transforming into The Ivy Emerald City
Pub staff offered advice on coping with the zombie apocalypse
If the undead walked the streets of UK towns and cities ravenous for brains, two out of five people would choose to hide out in a pub.
Crerar touts ‘modern staycations’ by overnight rail from London
Hotel group invites southern guests to ‘revive the romance of rail travel’ by taking the Caledonian Sleeper service to Scotland.
Dumbarton’s The Waverley shuts for a £150,000 revamp
Once run by Scottish football legend Drew Busby, The Waverley is now under the care of Carl Fenton and partner Margaret Donnelly

























