Monthly Archives: June 2016
BHA to hold Brexit summit
The British Hospitality Association is convening its members on Monday (June 27) to discuss the impact of the EU referendum on the sector.
BHA chief...
Calls for support after Brexit vote
Trade groups have called on Westminster and Holyrood to support the licensed trade and wider tourism industry following the UK vote to leave the...
Snap up slice of park life
A Hotel Business in Bathgate has come onto the books of property firm Colliers International.
The Kaim Park Hotel has been the focus of major...
New wing set to soar
Meldrum House Country Hotel and Golf Course in Oldmeldrum has unveiled a new wing after a claimed £4.5 million investment.
The extension incorporates 28 new...
A taste of Italy
Italian produce has been firmly in the spotlight this month at Contini Ristorante on Edinburgh’s George Street.
Victor and Carina Contini are showcasing Festa della...
Catering sector has struck gold
Awards for chefs, restaurateurs and hospitality industry workers
Chefs, restaurateurs and hospitality industry workers from across the country were honoured at this year’s Catering in...
Hitting the mark with rum serves
Taking advantage of seasonal tastes can boost sales, firms say
Born from a part of the world where warm weather with sunshine is the rule...
Chance to live the Highland life
Lochside business in Ross-shire on market
An inn that sits on the south side of Loch Gairloch in Ross-shire is on the market.
For sale through...
No need for all-night licensing
Operators dismiss claim Glasgow should consider 24-hour model
By Dave Hunter
Glasgow bar and club operators have dismissed a suggestion that the city should consider moving...
Good menus have Scotland at heart
Scotland's chefs should be focused on creating menus that revolve around fresh Scottish ingredients, according to foodservice firm Brakes.
The company, which launched a Scottish...
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Luke Richardson
William Woodburn
