Whitbread PLC, the owner of the Premier Inn chain, has started the construction of its most high-profile hotel development in Ireland at Dublin’s Clerys Quarter. Leading construction and fit-out ...

New food hygiene ratings have been awarded to 10 of Aberdeen’s establishments, the Food Standards Agency’s website shows.

Promotions such as Freebie Fortnight will help to attract people into the city centre.” The Freebie Fortnight is to take place from 10 March to 23 March, dates which would avoid existing key events ...

The new nursery is Phase 1 in a two-phase project which is part of Aberdeen City Council’s wider suitability improvement initiative to create an enhanced learning environment for nursery and primary ...

The UK’s largest hotel business has opened seven new hotels since the start of its current financial year in March 2024 The 1 ...

A final verdict has been reached after Man City launched legal action against the Premier League last year for their unlawful sponsorship regulations. The league's Associated Party Transactions ...

Premier League chiefs have rejected Manchester City’s request to start the 2025/26 season late. The Citizens had asked for an extended break this summer because they are due to play in the Club ...

City this month launched a fresh challenge against the amended rules, as voted in by a majority of Premier League clubs in November, and are confident the tribunal will rule in their favour.

Both City and Chelsea have qualified for the newly expanded competition after winning the Champions League in recent years. Little over a month after the Club World Cup final, the new Premier ...

If you head to selected Premier Inn hotels and have either breakfast or dinner in its Thyme restaurant, you can get up to two free kids' meals when you purchase a meal. There’s no code or voucher ...

It is the time in the season to start thinking about Premier League prize money ... of funds of any major European league’. Manchester City were paid £175.9m as champions – just short ...

Manchester City have earned a huge win over the Premier League after an independent tribunal ruled sponsorship rules that had been in place for almost three years "void and unenforceable".