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Discord in Glasgow as BBC documentary had nightclub chief fuming (opens the original)
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The fall-out from a BBC documentary which depicted clashes in the city centre between rival groups over immigration, drug dealing and violence made headlines in The Herald in September. Mike Grieve, managing director of the Sub Club and chairman of Glasgow’s Night-Time Economy Commission, declared the Disclosure documentary, Welcome to Glasgow, “presented a very distorted view of the city centre” in an exclusive interview with The Herald. Mr Grieve is among a group of business and public sector
'Warm words not enough': Scots farming co-ops issue rallying call to government (opens the original)
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Scotland’s £1.6 billion food and farming co-operative sector will today launch a manifesto calling for government action to strengthen the nation’s food security and accelerate rural economic growth. The demands for change come as Scotland’s food and farming industry faces far-reaching change and volatility, with producers navigating the impact of global conflict, extreme weather, rapid technological change and funding challenges. SAOS, which was established in 1905 as the Scottish Agricultural
Can SNP intervention finally help hospitality win long-running VAT war? (opens the original)
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In the end, it came too late to be included in the raft of policies announced by Prime Minister Andy Burnham in his passionate speech to the Labour Party conference in Liverpool. But for the hospitality industry, it was a welcome boost all the same. Following robust representations by the industry, Deputy First Minister Jenny Gilruth has written to the UK Government this week to back the call for value-added tax (VAT) to be halved for the sector to 10%. It came just days after the industry had w
Why Scotch whisky's 'shop window' could raise a further £100m for industry (opens the original)
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The Scotch whisky industry could generate nearly £100 million of additional revenue from distillery tours over five years if the number of tourists who visit distilleries as part of their trips rose from two in 10 to three in 10. The opportunity is highlighted by modelling from Sip Seekers, the Scottish technology start-up, which has been likened to the âSkyscanner for whisky toursâ. Whisky sales and marketing expert Victoria Miller struck upon the idea for the business after âa pain poin
The Herald's business editor wins prestigious investment journalism award (opens the original)
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The Herald’s business editor, Ian McConnell, has won a prestigious award from the investment industry. Ian was named Best Scottish Journalist at the AIC (Association of Investment Companies) Media Awards 2026 in London last night. It is the second year in a row he has won the award. Ian was recognised for his extensive coverage and analysis of the controversial campaign by New York hedge fund Saba Capital Management, which has shaken the investment trust sector and included the ousting of the bo
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