Muhammad Amad The Scottish hospitality industry has been significantly impacted by the ongoing cost of living crises, with businesses facing numerous challenges. Forced closures and restrictions have led to financial struggles and […]
By Johnny Little ‘Everybody is suffering the cost of living crisis. For a business it’s on two sides. We have our own homes to keep and our business to keep afloat as […]
By Liv Thomson The Busiest Time of Year Glasgow is well known across the UK for its hospitality. The industry, however, has been suffering recently, in the aftermath of the COVID-19 pandemic, […]
By Hammad Alam The hospitality industry is facing a dire crisis as post-COVID staffing shortages threaten the sector’s recovery. According to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), there are 132,000 unfilled roles […]
By Liam Murphy In Glasgow, there is next to no representation when it comes to Wheelchair Rugby, the Caledonian Crushers, in fact, remain the only team representing the country. Participation is at […]
Stephen Montgomery who leads the national group that is pushing for more support with rates and recognition for workers across Scotland’s bars, restaurants and hotels sheds light on the challenges and successes […]
By Sean Boyle Caledonian Crushers Wheelchair Rugby Club is based in Glasgow with players from all over Scotland as they are the only team in the country, they were established in 2010. […]
by Adam Kennedy As a young player at either Celtic or Rangers, it can be tough to carve out a career for yourself playing for one of Glasgow’s big two week-in-week-out. Youngsters […]
by Adam Kennedy The phrase ‘a full-contact disability sport’ may seem like an oxymoron. However, the Caledonian Crushers – Scotland’s only wheelchair rugby team – put that theory to bed. Jen Lang […]
By Anna Konovalenko Photo by Anna Konovalenko Wheelchair Rugby was first designed in Canada in 1977, however, it’s just 30 years later the sport made its debut at the Paralympics in Sydney […]
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