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Janet Hood

Paying tribute to legendary Scottish licensing lawyer Janet Hood

"I’ll miss everything about her. The bright red lipstick and the trademark amber necklace; the booming hello and the giant hug when we met."
A man in red lycra cycles along an Alpine road, giving the hand signal for 'heavy metal'

Nicholas is the Ironman of Balbirnie House for seventh consecutive year

56-year-old Russell crossed the finish line in 15 hours and 41 minutes, following a 3.8km open water swim, an 180km cycle, and a 42.2km marathon.
WORQ Hospitality CEO, Anna Lagerqvist Christopherson

WORQ chief calls on ScotGov to value hospitality jobs

Anna Lagerqvist Christopherson is leading a hospitality training programme for WORQ's 250 staff across Glasgow, Edinburgh and Helensburgh.
Why Not Edinburgh's dancefloor

Politicians need to get off the night time economy’s back

Reporting from the Night Time Industries Association pre-election conference and launch of its new manifesto for the night time economy.
Football fans watch a game in a pub

Scottish football’s Euros cloud left a silver lining on the bar

Hospitality sales across Scotland were boosted by an average 33% on each day that the Scottish national team played a match in the Euros ...
A collection of competitors and judges at a cocktail competition

Spirit of the Sixties alive and well at SLTN’s cocktail competition final

After some incredible drinks and much deliberation, the top prize was split between Mari Chierchia of Daddy Marmalades and Morgan Pyle of Pania. 
A well-dressed man receives an award from a well-dressed woman, while two well-dressed men look on

Killiecrankie House chef Tom Tsappis wins at Craft Guild of Chefs’ Awards 

The chef-owner of Perthshire’s Killiecrankie House was presented with the Restaurant Chef award at this year’s special 30th-anniversary ceremony.
A hotel in Greenland, made of painted wood

Scottish hospitality software goes to work on the edge of the Arctic

Since 2017, Hop has expanded steadily, with over 250 hospitality businesses now running its property management system, including 70 Scottish hotels.
Heineken

Heineken UK announces new office location in heart of Edinburgh

Reflecting ‘evolved ways of working’, the company is moving its Scottish headquarters away from South Gyle's Broadway Park.
A fast food restaurant under construction, hidden behind colourful screens

Popeyes arrives to enliven Sauchiehall St with spicy chicken

The July 5th opening will be Popeyes’ 18th in 2024, and its third in Scotland, following a launch in Barrhead last Autumn, followed by another in Aberdeen this spring.

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