Trade already feeling brunt of Brexit
SCOTTISH hospitality businesses are already feeling a negative impact from Brexit, according to the most recent SLTA
Fresh fears over PLH renewals
Trade and licensing lawyers slam timing of government review
Trade rebuffs fresh alcohol levy calls
Any additional alcohol tax should target supermarkets, says the SLTA.
Waterson steps down as SLTA chief
PAUL Waterson has stood down as chief executive of the Scottish Licensed Trade Association (SLTA).
Appeal figures underline flaws
SLTN finds more than half of appeals to 2010 revaluation were rejected
Should councils control rates?
Trade split on suggestion local authorities should run the show By Dave Hunter The licensed trade is split over suggestions that all control of business rates …
Clarity is needed on fit and proper
Clear definition required as applicant assessment is reintroduced to law Operators and trade groups have issued fresh calls for a clear definition of ‘fit …
Rates increases blasted
OPERATORS and trade groups have slammed newly announced draft rateable values which will see many licensees across Scotland paying higher business rates. The …
Sound of music secured at last
Edinburgh board amends policy after long-fought campaign Edinburgh pubs and bars look set to benefit from a more liberal music policy after the licensing board …
Trade slams Hogmanay Old Firm clash
OPERATORS and trade groups have criticised the decision to schedule an Old Firm match for Hogmanay, branding the timing of the fixture “senseless”. The …
