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Young, gifted and green – drinks company goes carbon neutral

EDINBURGH-based spirits bottler, Young Spirits, has announced that it is now carbon neutral. 

Greene King offers its staff a better deal and ‘a balanced life’

The initiative includes an improved paternity leave policy and improvements to the company’s compassionate and emergency leave .

Inverarity Morton’s Evolution show wows in Glasgow

This year Inverarity split the venue into different ‘zones’, each themed around a different drinks category, attracting more than a thousand hospitality professionals

Heineken highlights Scotland’s greenest pubs and bars

Entrants this year include the Tigh an Truish Inn in Oban, The Red Squirrel in Stevenston, North Ayrshire, and The Village Inn in Keiss, near John O’ Groats

Highland business solves its staffing crisis with novel scheme

The Seaforth restaurant and bar in Ullapool was forced to cease trading two days a week during the pandemic due to a lack of workers – and accommodation for them to live in.

Chivas and rapper Stefflon Don highlight ‘I Rise, We Rise’ message

The whisky brand and the musician have teamed up to release a new four-part digital series called ‘The Rise’, exploring musical success stories

São Paulo World Class finals select Jacob Martin as global winner

CANADA’S Jacob Martin has been named as Diageo’s 2023 World Class Global Bartender of the Year, topping over 10,000 other elite bartenders who entered this year’s competition.

Glasgow’s Gamba celebrates 25 years of seafood excellence

IT WAS back in October 1998 when chef-patron Derek Marshall sent out the first-ever plate of food from the kitchen of the Gamba Seafood Restaurant.

Scotland’s Crerar Hotels named as AA’s ‘Hotel Group of the Year’

The group, which has seven properties in some of Scotland’s most spectacular locations from Ballater to Inveraray, has emerged from the Covid-19 pandemic stronger than ever

Crerar Hotels CEO pedals 450 miles for hospitality industry charity

A fundraising challenge set up by the Hospitality Industry Trust Scotland and Crerar Hotels has raised £17,000 via a gruelling 450-mile cycle around Scotland.

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Jack Cummins
LEGAL by Jack Cummins
FINANCIAL Wylie & Bisset
Neil Morrison
ASK THE OPERATOR Neil Morrison
THE GRAPEVINE
Luke Richardson
MEET THE MAKER
William Woodburn
MIXED UP WORLD Ewan Angus