Aberdeen takes May Day online
Aberdeen bars will join forces this Sunday (May 3) to stage Virtual May Day after the coronavirus closure put the brakes on one of the busiest days for the trade in the city
Coronavirus: ‘bounce back’ loans may not help many pubs
More than 10,000 UK pubs still are not receiving any financial support from government, according to the British Beer & Pub Association (BBPA)
Mull Music Festival in tune for charity
A Scottish music festival staged online after the event was postponed due to the coronavirus pandemic has raised more than £1500 for charity
Hotel group pulls out all the stops to thank frontline workers
Crerar Hotels has launched a new campaign designed to thank health workers, care staff and their families for their efforts during the coronavirus outbreak
Coronavirus: hospitality still struggling to access financial support
Hospitality operators in Scotland and across the UK continue to struggle to access financial support including loans, insurance claims and government grant payments, according to UK Hospitality
Drygate salutes those about to rock
Glasgow brewer Drygate is aiming to give the Scottish public a welcome distraction this weekend with the launch of a free online music festival
Brewdog to buy the nation a pint
Brewdog, the Scottish craft brewer and bars group, is giving beer drinkers something to look forward to by promising to buy everyone a pint once its bars are allowed to reopen
Save Pub Life initiative reaches £500,000
Budweiser Brewing Group’s new initiative Save Pub Life has reached half a million pounds
Coronavirus: Campari UK launches relief fund for hospitality industry
The firm behind Appleton Estate rum and Wild Turkey bourbon has launched a new fund to provide financial and wellbeing assistance to hospitality workers amid the coronavirus crisis
Aviation Gin campaign crosses the pond to support trade
Aviation American Gin, the brand owned by actor Ryan Reynolds, has flown its #TipYourBartenders initiative to British shores to support bartenders amid the coronavirus pandemic
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