Monthly Archives: August 2013
Focusing on staff the way forward
Mentoring scheme aims to develop talent in the industry
TRAINING is to be a key focus of the Scottish wholesale industry over the next year,...
Are you hunting for a hotel?
AN Aberdeenshire hotel said to be popular with locals and visitors is up for sale.
The Huntly Hotel, in the market town of Huntly,...
Capital leading hotel growth in Scotland
EDINBURGH has been named as the Scottish city with the fastest growing hotel revenues.
The monthly hotel survey from business consultancy BDO LLP found...
Chance to engage with weddings hotel
Established business on outskirts of Glasgow up for sale
A NINETEENTH century country house hotel with an established weddings business has come onto the market.
Three-star...
More regulation not the best medicine
Current alcohol controls a stepping stone to tougher measures?
By Jack Cummins
THE smoking ban introduced just over seven years ago dealt a hammer blow to...
A Revolution in design
THE firm behind the Revolution vodka bar chain is rolling out a new design concept across all 66 outlets in its estate.
Inventive Leisure is...
Private dining by royal appointment
A NEW private dining experience on board The Royal Yacht Britannia has been launched.
Designed to showcase the luxury of the yacht, which served as...
Will you lodge bid for hotel?
A COUNTRY house hotel in Dumfriesshire has come onto the books of property agent Bruce & Co.
Originally built as a shooting lodge for Closeburn...
Quality should be routine in the cellar
Low waste, quality serve and excellent hygiene top priorities for trade
THE impact of good cellar management on delivering a quality pint has been well-documented.
But...
Fife lessee takes training online
A DUNFERMLINE lessee claims he’s reaping the benefits of a new online staff training resource.
Peter Connor, who runs Monty’s – a traditional ground floor...
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Luke Richardson
William Woodburn
