No universal ban on free alcohol
Not all promotions are restricted by Scottish Government legislation
AS operators devise their strategies to capture a share of the lucrative festive period market while...
Brightcrew ruling continues to impact
Judgement that boards must only consider alcohol in decisions has ramifications
BACK in May 2010 a ruling from Glasgow Sheriff Court looked set to cause...
PLH renewals a ‘sorry mess’
Trade deserved better than a series of broken, quick fixes
Health research beggars belief
Study being used as platform for campaign against licensed premises
Fancy accepting an invitation to take part in a research experiment? It simply involves offering to...
There’s no sense to ad ban calls
Arguments to ban alcohol advertising are based on flawed logic
A COUPLE of weeks ago a report by a ‘virtual expert group’ published by Alcohol...
Age policy presents further challenges
Operators are entitled to the same rights under the law as everyone else
IF some of the many changes made to licensing law over the...
Club licensing was ‘botched’
Bid to create system of greater supervision has fallen short
Keeping up to speed with employment law
It’s crucial employers have the correct policies and procedures in place, writes employment lawyer David Hoey
EMPLOYMENT law continues to grow. In addition to the...
Online delivery is open to risks
Retailers who don’t pursue due diligence can be held accountable
Earlier this year I looked at growing concerns over online alcohol orders.
It’s claimed the expansion...
Take care in the transfer window
Operators reopening closed premises must carry out thorough checks
A QUESTION from an SLTN reader raises issues of considerable importance to the trade that can’t...
