This year’s HIT Scotland scholars celebrate their success in Glasgow

Industry training proves a big HIT

Class of 2019 revealed as HIT Scotland launches Fairlie tribute

Tourist tax green light in Budget deal

Scottish Government accused of selling out industry
The chef set up the Fairlie Scholarship to inspire the next generation

Andrew Fairlie’s lasting legacy

A scholarship in memory of acclaimed chef Andrew Fairlie was unveiled in Glasgow today
Andrew Fairlie passed away on January 22

Fairlie: chef who led by example

Contemporaries pay tribute to “an irreplaceable figure”

PLHs ‘sleepwalking towards disaster’

Figures show thousands of licensees yet to submit renewals

Councils handed powers to introduce tourist tax

Powers to implement a tourist tax after the Scottish Government reached a deal with the Scottish Greens to pass its Budget on January 31

Call for U-turn on 3am pubs

The first 3am closing times for bars in Aberdeen have been approved, as nightclub operators pressed the city’s licensing board to scrap the policy

Living Wage sets sights on Scotland

Organisation is actively working with Scottish hospitality firms

Trade hits out at tourist tax talk

Renewed opposition as visitor levy debate rumbles on

Brexit threat looms large

Exiting the EU amongst biggest challenges facing trade in 2019

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