Back for a good cause

NEW owners have reopened a well-known Edinburgh bar and have promised to pass on their profits to good causes. Harry’s, situated in Edinburgh’s west end,...

A capital investment

Edinburgh First, the hospitality arm of the University of Edinburgh, has invested a claimed £1.6 million renovating its Masson House hotel property. Situated on Pollock...

Wi-fi deal for Punch venues

PUBCO Punch Taverns has extended its agreement with Sky to provide free wi-fi across all its pubs through The Cloud. The extension of Punch’s deal...

Scots awards finalists announced

MORE than 40 food and drink businesses spanning the Highlands, Islands and Cairngorms National Park have been unveiled as finalists at the Highlands and...

Michelin chef is a fine example

By Dave Hunter CONSISTENCY is king for Michelin Star chef Martin Wishart. The restaurateur, whose original eatery, Restaurant Martin Wishart in Leith, marked its 15th consecutive...

Turning back the clock at T

TENNENT Caledonian is set to tour pubs across Scotland with a new set of 8-bit ’80s/’90s-style arcade machines. Said to mirror well-known childhood games, such...

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...

Pub books place at capital station

JD Wetherspoon opens new venue at Edinburgh Waverley JD Wetherspoon has opened a new pub at Waverley Station in Edinburgh after a claimed £1.9 million...

Diversity pays off for brewer

It's a sunny Thursday afternoon at The Raeburn in Edinburgh’s Stockbridge and the beer garden is filling up. At one table, a young couple is...

Bigger is best for bars group

By Dave Hunter It's unusual for a bar and pub group to more than double in size in the space of just six months, but...

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