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A Scottish hotels group is doing its part to reward the country’s unpaid carers by donating bed and breakfast stays at all eight of its hotels.

Scottish hotels group Crerar Hotels is taking steps to tackle the industry staffing crisis with a new initiative to help the company attract and retain more employees.

A licence to sell alcohol has been granted for the upcoming Euro 2020 ‘fanzone’ at Glasgow Green despite objections from the city’s licensed trade.

The co-owner of an independent Scottish distillery and his furry friend are hoping to be named ‘top dog’ in Scotland – and raise some money for charity in the process.

Paul Reynolds, the founder of gin and cocktail bar Gin71, hopes a new owner will continue to grow the business as he looks to sell the company.

Glasgow publicans have written to the city’s licensing board to formally object to the application for a licence to sell alcohol at the upcoming Euro 2020 ‘fanzone’.

Trade group UK Hospitality has teamed with the Department for Work & Pensions (DWP) to promote jobs in hospitality as the sector faces a staff shortage.  

Mathew Sherry has been named as the new head chef at The Balmoral’s Michelin-starred restaurant, Number One.

An Aberdeen hotel is preparing to reopen its doors after the appointment of a new management company.

Glasgow is to move to level two of coronavirus restrictions from Saturday morning, the first minister has announced. Thirteen other local authority areas will be held in level two as the rest of the mainland drops to level one and the islands will move to level zero