Heineken removes PET bottles from the on-trade
Heineken UK has announced that is de-listing all PET bottles from its on-trade supply chain as the company looks to cut its carbon footprint.
Nola to open in Dundee on Friday
Dundee's latest late-night venue will open its doors next Friday (15th October) with the launch of Nola.
Tennent’s in fresh climate pledge
Tennent's has signalled its intention to move to the next stage of its sustainability drive through a new agreement with the Scottish Environment Protection Agency (SEPA).
Chardon is in fine health
Glasgow hotels group Chardon has been named as a champion of mental health after being awarded the Wellness Charter from charity Hospitality Health.
VAT and duty reductions high on Autumn Budget wishlist
A permanent reduction in VAT and a lower level of excise duty for alcohol sold in licensed premises are among the measures trade group UK Hospitality would like to see included in the UK Government’s Autumn Budget.
Passport launch ‘a shambles’
The launch of the Scottish Government’s vaccine passport scheme has been a “shambles”, according to late-night trade group the Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) Scotland.
All’s well as Buzzworks rewards its team
Buzzworks Holdings, the Scottish bar and restaurant group, is to close its 13 venues this Monday (4th October) so its team members can take a company-wide ‘wellbeing day’.
Training and recruitment advice from Heineken
There are a number of steps licensees can take to help retain and recruit quality staff, according to Heineken UK.
Tennent’s shines a Light on the arts
Tennent's has announced a £250,000 initiative to support up and coming Scottish artists and creatives through a new campaign for Tennent’s Light.
NTIA ‘deeply disappointed’ at legal ruling
The Night Time Industries Association (NTIA) Scotland has said that it is “deeply disappointed” after a judge refused to uphold its challenge against the Scottish Government’s vaccination passport scheme.
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