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Pubs and restaurants in Scotland’s largest city are stuck in an “excruciating situation” and need more financial support, industry bosses have said. From next week, Glasgow will be the only place in the UK where establishments are banned from serving alcohol indoors, said the Federation of Small Business Scotland policy chairman Andrew McRae. Moray, which had remained with Glasgow in Level 3 of coronavirus restrictions, will now join the rest of the mainland in Level 2 from Saturday. The ...

Who would want to run a hospitality business? With better times snatched away again in Glasgow late on Friday and hints from National Clinical…

A LANDMARK hotel in the Scottish capital has been acquired in an off-market sale.

Image by Gerd Altmann By Kristy Dorsey Environmental charity Keep Scotland Beautiful has struck an agreement to provide climate emergency training to smaller businesses in Glasgow ahead of the COP26 summit to be held in the city later this year. In partnership with the Glasgow Chamber of Commerce and with funding support from McDonald’s, Keep Scotland Beautiful is offering the accredited training to 20 small and medium-sized businesses across the city. In addition to funding the places ...

Nicola Sturgeon says Glasgow will remain at Level Three after covid cases rise The First Minister made a statement in the Scottish Parliament earlier today. 16:44, 14 MAY 2021 Updated The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Join thousands of others and get the latest Scottish politics news sent straight to your inbox.Invalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your informatio...

Glasgow and Moray will remain in Level 3 of the five-tier system of coronavirus restrictions on Monday for at least another week.

Hospitality leaders in Glasgow have said "its an absolute disgrace" that it was announced the city will remain in Level 3 Covid…

Businesses in Scotland’s largest city Glasgow and in Moray will be saddled with “wasted stock, disappointed customers and increased debt” after the “crushing” news restrictions will not ease from Monday, the hospitality industry has said. Glasgow and Moray, in the country’s north east, will remain in Level 3 of the five-tier system of coronavirus restrictions on Monday for at least another week as the rest of the mainland drops to Level 2. A drop to Level 2 would mean widespread rel...

Glasgow and Moray will remain in Level 3 of the five-tier system of coronavirus restrictions on Monday for at least another week.

The 55-year-old said: “It is brutal and a shambles.  “I was working it out. The best part of £250,000 has been spent by snooker clubs to get ready to open.  Lake Sharma branded the decision as brutal “We’ve just had £3000 of stock delivered. Everyone had smiles on their face and we were starting to get staff back off furlough.  “We just don’t know what we do now. You’re rushing about trying to get everything done then last minute this happens. “It’s the actions...