Monthly Archives: March 2017
Tourism championed in Glasgow
SCOTTISH Tourism Week officially got underway yesterday (March 15) with two keynote speeches from Holyrood tourism minister Fiona Hyslop (pictured above).
Speaking at the...
New coin nearly quids in
BAR, restaurant and hotel staff are being urged to get ready for the roll out of the new £1 coin, which goes into circulation...
Managing a successful course
THE first graduate of an Aberdeen hotel’s trainee management programme is set to take up a management role within the business.
Having completed The Chester...
Apprentices drop Anchor in Glasgow
THE DRG (Di Maggio’s Restaurant Group) is to welcome aboard a raft of trainees under its Modern Apprenticeship scheme.
The group, which owns 18 outlets...
New look for Inverness indie
AN independent Inverness hotel has reopened following a £250,000 refurbishment.
The Heathmount, which has been owned by Fiona Newton (pictured) for over 30 years, was...
Family takes on Banchory business
A BANCHORY hotel is under new management after the team behind a local village inn took the reins.
Former Scottish Chef of the Year David...
New wholesale firm offers taste of Spain
Triana Drinks’ portfolio brings brands from continent and beyond
A NEW Glasgow-based drinks wholesale company majoring in Spanish and super-premium brands has been launched.
Triana Drinks,...
Licensing landscape is as clear as mud
Lawyers lambast legislation ahead of May’s local elections
SEARCHING for a needle in a haystack is hard enough when there’s only one bale to investigate,...
Edinburgh bar has real northern soul
Award-winning capital venue is capitalising on the gin boom
WHEN James Sutherland opened 56 North in Edinburgh nine years ago the gin boom was still...
Innovation keeps gin sales in growth
Distillers suggest operators mix it up to ensure customers stay engaged
GIN sales have been expanding at a rate that would make a mortgage broker...
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