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Glasgow Times
01-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Glasgow Times
West End bar wins Glasgow pub of the year at national awards
The cosy pub, kitchen and terrace opened in August last year and offers delicious brunch, lunch and dinner menus featuring fresh seafood and meat from the islands. They also showcase live music every weekend and host a pub quiz every Wednesday. Judges chose the bar as the winner for Glasgow City, which recognises pub businesses in regions across the UK. West End bar wins Glasgow pub of the year at national awards (Image: Supplied) READ MORE: 'Looks amazing': New Rangers bar honouring club icon reveals 'legends' menu Two of The Horn's sister outlets also took the top awards in their areas at this year's National Pub & Bar Awards, which recognise 'excellence across a number of elements that affect the customer journey, including design, service, style of offer, marketing and investment'. The Ben Nevis Bar in Fort William was named Highland Pub of the Year for the third year running, and Macgochans in Tobermory on the Isle of Mull was named Argyll & Bute Pub of the Year for the second year in a row. Kelly Kyle, manager of The Horn, said the award is a huge achievement for the whole team. The bar offers a cosy interior (Image: Supplied) READ MORE: Much-loved restaurant with 'rooftop seating sun trap' reopens under new name She said: 'It's amazing and means so much to us all. 'The Horn is a great pub with a great atmosphere, and we've got loads of lovely customers –students, locals and those from further afield – who have made The Horn their local, so huge thanks to them for all their support. 'We've also got a brilliant team, and this award recognises each of them and their hard work. We're all just chuffed to bits!' Neil Morrison, MD of The Rocks Leisure Group, which includes The Horn, Ben Nevis Bar and Macgochans, said: 'This is a brilliant achievement by the whole team at The Horn!
The Courier
30-05-2025
- Automotive
- The Courier
Iconic Perthshire diner The Horn could be replaced and 2 further restaurants built on A90
An iconic Perthshire diner could be replaced by a newer cafe as part of a plan to create a service station on the A90. A PAN (planning application notice) has been lodged for land 200 metres west of Horn Farm Cottage, near Errol. It says The Horn diner could be replaced and an additional two drive-through restaurants built nearby. In a Facebook post, Carse of Gowrie councillor Alasdair Bailey (Labour) revealed the proposal, which also includes a hotel, a solar farm and a petrol station, with electric vehicle charging facilities. The site would also require a new 'access spine road' and car parking. An overnight car park for heavy goods vehicles (HGV) and a welfare building are also included in the scheme. The proposed solar farm would provide up to 2MW of battery energy storage. The first of two pre-application public events is set to take place at Errol Village Hall on August 28. A formal planning application is then expected to be submitted to Perth and Kinross Council. The scheme is in the same location as a proposed service station that received planning permission in 2017. The £1 million plan would have seen The Horn move to a new 'fit for purpose' site 100 metres from the existing building. However, permission expired in 2022 and the famous roadside diner has remained in the same location. The Horn was established in 1960 as a 'tartan shed', with the current building constructed in 1973. The venue has become a famous Tayside landmark due to its iconic cow positioned above its front door. It has also appeared on television shows including ITV's Good Morning Britain and Channel 4's Taskmaster. The diner has also hosted several film sets, with four visiting the site in 2021 alone. Its location just south of the A90 means it is a popular stopping point for famous faces and other motorists travelling from Aberdeen to Edinburgh or Glasgow. The Horn Milk Bar declined to comment when approached by The Courier.
