Salons in West Lothian amongst the winners at inaugural beauty awards
Health and beauty businesses in West Lothian were among the winners at the Scottish Salon Awards 2025.
The inaugural ceremony was held by Oceanic Awards at the Doubletree by Hilton in Glasgow on June 29.
It follows the success of other hair and beauty awards that the organisation has delivered across the UK & Ireland.
In the Colour Salon Experience of the Year category, Murphy's Hair & Fades in East Calder took the Outstanding Achievement award, while Optimo in Bathgate won the Colour Salon Team of the Year.
Absolute Beauty in Armadale won the Massage Salon of the Year title, and Skin Happy in Linlithgow was named the Skin Salon of the Year.
The awards acknowledge the hard work, dedication, creativity and customer service of the talented individuals and businesses that operate in the industry. They honour the salons that through their consistently exceptional work have inspired loyalty from their customers.
Irfan Younis, spokesperson for the Scottish Salon Awards, said: 'We want to congratulate all of our winners on their incredible accomplishment.'
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Scotsman
3 days ago
- Scotsman
English Curry Awards 2025: Winners unveiled in curry industry celebration
The awards celebrates the curry industry in England 🍴 Sign up to our daily newsletter – Regular news stories and round-ups from around Scotland direct to your inbox Sign up Thank you for signing up! Did you know with a Digital Subscription to The Scotsman, you can get unlimited access to the website including our premium content, as well as benefiting from fewer ads, loyalty rewards and much more. Learn More Sorry, there seem to be some issues. Please try again later. Submitting... The winners of the 14th English Curry Awards has been announced The ceremony took place on Monday August 11 The ceremony was delivered by Oceanic Awards The English Curry Awards 2025 delivered by Oceanic Awards has announced its winners in a prestigious culinary event, celebrating the excellence of the English curry industry. On Monday August 11 at Eastside Rooms in Birmingham, the exceptional achievements of those working in the curry sector were recognised and celebrated, which included shining a light on restaurants, takeaways and individuals. Advertisement Hide Ad Advertisement Hide Ad Irfan Younis, a spokesperson for The English Curry Awards 2025 said: 'It was another memorable event that honoured the dedication and hard work of the nominees and celebrated the rich tapestry of flavours that the curry industry brings to the English culinary landscape. 'The awards provide a platform to applaud the exceptional efforts of those who have made significant contribution to the curry sector and continue to elevate the nation's love for curry. 'We would like to congratulate all of our winners on their incredible accomplishments.' English Curry Awards 2025: Winners unveiled in curry industry celebration - full list | Adobe Stock / English Curry Awards Here is the full list of winners at the English Curry Awards 2025: Curry Restaurant of the Year (North West) Aroma Asian Restaurant, Burnley Curry Restaurants of the Year (North East) Sher Khan, Alnwick Curry Restaurant of the Year (Yorkshire and the Humber) Khandan Restaurant, Wellington Curry Restaurant of the Year (East Midlands) Everest Lounge, Market Harborough Curry Restaurant of the Year (West Midlands) Lavang, Solihull Curry Restaurant of the Year (East of England) Spice Valley, Norwich Curry Restaurant of the Year (South East) Spice Route, Andover Curry Restaurant of the Year (South West) Mattancherry, Taunton Curry Restaurant of the Year (Overall Winner) Sher Khan, Alnwick Best of Newcastle Sanskrit Newcastle Best of Manchester Spice n Spirits Best of Leeds Delhi Wala Food Best of Liverpool Da Mount Gurkha Best of Sheffield Prithiraj Best of Nottingham Anoki Restaurant Best of Birmingham Titash Best of Southampton Padharo Indian Restaurant Best of London Masala Inn Nepalese Restaurant of the Year Taste of Himalayan, Rowley Regis Bangladeshi Restaurant of the Year Ahar Restaurant, Whitley Bay South Indian Restaurant of the Year Thira, Blackburn Afghani Restaurant of The Year CHARSI DERA, Birmingham Pakistani Restaurant of The Year Lala's Restaurant, Leeds Indian Restaurant of The Year Bombay Spice, York Vegetarian Restaurant of the Year Tangoe Restaurant, Leicester Street Food Cafe Food of the Year Karak Chaii, Rugby Street Food Restaurant of the Year Aarti Restaurant, Leeds Fine Dining Restaurant of the Year Masala City, Chichester Local Restaurant of the Year The Indian Queen, Banbury Kitchen of the Year Jilani Majestic Indian Dining, Sudbury Family Friendly Restaurant of the year Samrat, Seaham Customer Service of the Year Gurkha Imperial Dining, Bromsgrove Customer Favourite of the Year International Restaurant, Bradford Takeaway of the Year Dilshad Tandoori, Stakeford Takeaway and Delivery of the Year Pavilion Express, Bacup Curry Champions of the Year Spice Garden, South Shields Outstanding Restaurant of the Year Purple Pakora, Hazel Grove Curry Kings and Queens of the Year Akbars Team of the Year Kiplings, Sowerby Bridge Manager of the Year Buraq, Kirkham Curry Entrepreneur of the Year Bombay Lounge, Winsford Chef of the Year Spice & Spirits, Basingstoke Chef Of The Year – Editor's Choice Pipasha Restaurant, Cambridge Outstanding Indian Restaurant of the Year Everest Lounge, Oakham Recommended Restaurant of the Year Shah's, Gateshead Outstanding Chef of the Year Blue Tiffin, Stoke on Trent Emerging Restaurant of the Year Khyber Pass, Surrey Organiser's Choice Restaurant of the Year Babaji, Sunderland
Glasgow Times
6 days ago
- Glasgow Times
Dozens of Glasgow restaurants named as finalists in awards
The awards, organised by Oceanic Awards, celebrate the best in Scottish hospitality and dining, with public nominations and industry input helping to shape the shortlist. Finalists were selected through online nominations, social media campaigns and direct recognition from the Oceanic Awards team, which considers industry expertise and standout performance. Read more: 8 Glasgow eateries named as finalists in prestigious awards The awards cover categories including Restaurant of the Year, Best World Cuisine, Asian Restaurant of the Year and Best Mediterranean Establishment. Glasgow is well represented across the board, with three Glasgow spots in the running for Café/Bistro of the Year: Rawlings Love to Eat, Edenmill Farm and the Smile Café. The city's Meat Joint Scottish Steakhouse is in the running for Scottish Restaurant of the Year, and Glaschu Restaurant and Bar is competing for Fine Dining Restaurant of the Year. Charcoals, Bantawala, Madras Cafe and Kinara are all competing for the title of Best Curry Establishment. In the Asian Restaurant of the Year category, Ka Pao, Sapporo Teppanyaki and Zhima are among the nominees. Glasgow's Italian dining scene is also in the spotlight, with Battlefield Rest making the shortlist. Mediterranean favourites Elena's Spanish Bar and Restaurant, Halloumi and Goat in the Tree are also among the nominees. The city's Best World Cuisine contenders include NOLA Soul, Rumi Restaurant, Taste of Home and Babs, while Ho Le Fook has been nominated in the Takeaway of the Year category. Meanwhile, seafood lovers will recognise the nominees for Best Seafood Establishment, including Kelp and Skip's Seafood Bar and Grill. Read more: Popular Glasgow restaurant to open 'bold' new bar in the city centre This year's winners will be announced at a ceremony set to take place on August 25 at the DoubleTree by Hilton Glasgow Central. Members of the public can continue to vote for their favourites until one week before the event. Irfan Younis, a spokesperson for the awards, said: 'We're honoured to once again spotlight the country's top food establishments and businesses. 'This year's finalists have all been distinguished as the real masters in their field due to their hard work and dedication to customer satisfaction. 'These finalists reflect the resilience and creativity of the entrepreneurs, employees and managers who are always ensuring the best possible experience for their customers.'
Daily Record
07-08-2025
- Daily Record
Ayrshire eateries dominate shortlists for the Food Awards Scotland 2025
It's another impressive showing from Ayrshire as a host of businesses have been shortlisted by the event organisers. Businesses the length and breadth of Ayrshire have been shortlisted across various categories in the 11th Food Awards Scotland 2025. For the last decade these awards have been an annual celebration of Scotland's top culinary hotspots. And once again, a host of Ayrshire eateries are in with a chance of landing top prizes. Zain's Curry House (Dalry) and Viking cafe takeaway (Saltcoats) are both shortlisted in the Takeaway of the Year category. The Balgarth Pines Bar & Restaurant (Ayr) and The Dumfries Arms Hotel (Cumnock) will fight it out with nine others for the main prize in the Hotel Restaurant of the Year category. And the The Principal Cafe (Galston) and The Fish Works (Largs) are Ayrshire's two representative in the Best Fish N' Chips Establishment. Kilmarnock-based Artisan Weddings have been shortlisted in the Caterer of the Year category, while Ayr's Vegan Earth is on the Best Vegetarian / Vegan Establishment shortlist. And the Glasshouse Restaurant (Kilmarnock) has been shortlisted for the chance to win the Fine Dining Restaurant of the Year accolade. In terms of the Dessert Outlet of the Year, Nanny Marys (Ayr) is in the running, while Home Cook School (Kirkoswald) has been nominated in the Cookery School of the Year category. And Mr Basrai's World Cuisine (Ayr) has been included in the Buffet Restaurant of the Year category. Another Ayr business, The Drunken Coo, has made the Burger Bar of the Year shortlist, as well as Oceans 11 (Kilmarnock). In the Best Bistro/Diner category, Arranview Cafe Bistro (Galston) is on the shortlist, while Tattie Shack Farm Shop (Monkton), Nanny Marys (Ayr), and Puffers Café (Irvine) made the Deli of the Year shortlist. And Scotts Bar & Restaurant (Largs) has made the Bar & Grill of the Year category. These awards shine a spotlight on the dedication, talent, and entrepreneurial spirit of restaurant owners and teams across the country who work tirelessly to deliver exceptional service and experiences to their communities. Oceanic Awards finalists are selected in a few different ways. There is no fee and anyone can enter as long they fit the criteria of the awards including being operational for a minimum of 12 months. Nominations opened to the public via online platforms and social media, allowing customers and communities to put forward the establishments they love most. Voting will remain open until one week prior to the event. This prestigious final event will take place on Monday, August 25 at the Doubletree by Hilton Glasgow Central and will see top professionals come together to celebrate their achievements. Irfan Younis, spokesperson for The 11th Food Awards Scotland, said: 'We're honoured to once again spotlight the country's top food establishments and businesses. 'This year's finalists have all been distinguished as the real masters in their field due to their hard work and dedication to customer satisfaction. 'These finalists reflect the resilience and creativity of the entrepreneurs, employees and managers who always ensure the best possible experience for their customers. 'We would like to congratulate all of our finalists and wish them the best of luck.'
