Coronavirus: gin distilleries combat hand sanitiser shortages
Hand sanitiser production in Scotland is in full swing with distilleries from Shetland to Dumfries and Galloway producing large quantities for communities which lack supplies
Coronavirus: Caution urged on beer ullage
Trade groups have urged pubs to refrain from destroying spoilt beer until they have spoken to and received written agreement from their supplier
Coronavirus: Property market recovery will be all in the timing
If the current disruption is reasonably short, the licensed property sector could bounce back quickly, writes Alan Gordon
Coronavirus: tenant protection welcomed
New protections for business tenants introduced as part of the Scottish Government’s Coronavirus Bill have been welcomed by the Federation of Small Businesses (FSB)
Tobermory Gin hosts online gin tasting session
The team behind Tobermory Gin will host a virtual gin tasting tomorrow night and donate 10% of each bottle sold online to Scottish licensed trade charity, The Ben
Coronavirus: government steps in with new licensing measures
Audrey Junner, partner at Miller Samuel Hill Brown, provides a breakdown of the Coronavirus Bill
Coronavirus: Hospitality Health extends wellbeing support
Hospitality Health which supports the health and wellbeing of those working in the hospitality sector has extended its online support in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak
Coronavirus: licensee delivering the goods in East Lothian
An East Lothian operator is keeping his community fed during the COVID-19 pandemic through partnering with local charities and the launch of a food delivery service
Coronavirus: Hand sanisiter remains priority for spirits industry
Distilleries across Scotland continue to produce hand sanitiser in response to large-scale shortages during the COVID-19 outbreak
Coronavirus: STA says businesses are “falling between the gaps”
The Scottish Tourism Alliance (STA) has written to members of the Scottish Government to highlight the concerns of businesses which “fall between the gaps” of government’s support measures and to address issues with the Employment Retention Scheme
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