Edinburgh Food Hall Bonnie & Wild honours Scotland’s National Bard with a ‘Burns Feast’ and free ceilidh

Edinburgh Food Hall Bonnie & Wild honours Scotland’s National Bard with a ‘Burns Feast’ and free ceilidh

Edinburgh Food Hall Bonnie & Wild is going all-out for a week of Robert Burns-inspired dining, dancing and drinking, culminating in a free traditional Scottish ceilidh for up to 400 guests. With no better way to honour the legacy of Robert Burns than gathering together with honest, sonsie folk and…

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Brewhemia Celebrates Burns Night 2025 with a Night of Scottish Tradition and Debauchery

Brewhemia is thrilled to announce its Burns Night 2025 celebrations, set to take place on January 25th, 2025. This year’s event promises to be a memorable evening filled with Scottish tradition, delicious food, and lively entertainment. BURNS SUPPER Join us for a 3-course dinner featuring a Whisky Cured Smoked Salmon…

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UK Economy Continues to Tread Water

Reacting to the latest GDP data released this morning, Stuart Morrison, Research Manager at the British Chambers of Commerce, said: “With no growth in the three months to November 2024, and a very limited uptick for the month itself, it’s clear that the UK economy continues to be stuck in…

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A Comprehensive Guide to HMO Licensing in Scotland

If you’re a landlord accommodating more than two unrelated tenants in a property, chances are you’ll need a House in Multiple Occupation (HMO) licence. HMO licensing has been a legal requirement for many years, originating under Civic Government legislation and now governed by the Housing (Scotland) Act 2006. While it’s…

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New year, fresh start: resolve your disputed debts now

As we kick off the New Year, many of us focus on personal resolutions like improving fitness or finances. But how often do we extend these resolutions to our businesses? One area that is frequently overlooked is addressing disputed debts. These issues are often ignored or postponed, which leads to…

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Essential Estate Planning to Reduce Tax Liabilities Before April 2026

Crucial estate and succession planning to minimize tax liabilities before they take effect in April 2026 In the October 2024 Budget, significant reforms were announced in relation to Business Property Relief (BPR) that will impact business owners. On or after 6 April 2026, these changes will introduce a £1m cap…

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Burns Night celebrations at iconic historic sites

On Saturday 25 January 2025, both Edinburgh and Stirling Castles will be hosting events to celebrate the famous Scottish bard, Robert Burns. Visitors are invited to Stirling Castle for Burns an’ a’ that, a celebration of Robert Burns’ birthday with the famous bard himself! In 1787, Robert Burns visited Stirling…

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Inflation Dips but Price Pressures on Business Remain

Reacting to the latest inflation data released this morning, Stuart Morrison, Research Manager at the British Chambers of Commerce, said: “Today’s slight dip in the inflation rate is welcome but it’s not a game-changer. Underlying price pressures within the economy are clear following the Budget. The path ahead on interest…

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Showhome at Hawkhead Mews Celebrates Paisley’s Artistic Heritage

A brand-new showhome, inspired by Paisley’s rich artistic heritage and iconic textile history, has officially opened its doors to the public at Cruden Homes’ popular Hawkhead Mews development. Located just a mile from Paisley’s vibrant town centre, The Goudie is a beautifully designed three-bedroom townhouse, with interiors by Claire Murray…

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Taskforce Meets to Shape North Sea’s Energy Future

An independent taskforce has met for the first time to ensure the North Sea’s strategic transition from oil and gas to a renewable future, while safeguarding up to 200,000 jobs. The North Sea Transition Taskforce brings together a diverse group of experts from industry, sustainability, supply chains, academia, and unions.…

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