Students set for apprenticeships
Two Edinburgh students have been selected for a new apprenticeship programme launched by Apex Hotels and Queen Margaret University (QMU).
Annie Fowden and Florencia Gago...
Awards for Scottish brewers
Scottish brewers have tasted success at the CAMRA National Winter Ales Festival in Derby.
The Orkney Brewery, Ayr Brewing Company, Cairngorm Brewery and Broughton Ales...
Industry careers are a bigger HIT
It's been a busy start to the year for David Cochrane.
The chief executive of the Hospitality Industry Trust (HIT) Scotland began 2016 by completing...
Water brand tees-up new look
Scottish golfer Paul Lawrie has joined forces with Deeside Mineral Water to tee-off the brand’s new image.
Marking 20 years of Deeside Mineral Water, the...
Dundee venue gets go ahead
A DUNDEE venue, which was denied a premises licence in December, has been given the green light by the licensing board after a revised...
Is bigger better in the world of beer?
Belhaven says its pedigree has helped to grow its craft sales
With the boom in craft beer giving rise to a glut of new breweries...
Licence ‘toolkit’ a welcome step
THE launch of a ‘licensing toolkit’ explaining the details of how to object to licence applications has been tentatively welcomed by lawyers and the...
Clarity needed on Brexit impact
Hospitality trade groups and operators have called on both sides of the EU referendum debate to detail the practical impact that remaining within or...
Investing in a food-led future
Heineken has unveiled plans to invest a further £2 million in its Star Pubs & Bars estate in Scotland this year – with a...
Trade group’s AGM in capital
The Scottish Licensed Trade Association (SLTA) is to hold its AGM in Edinburgh’s Ghillie-Dhu on March 17.
Forming part of Scottish Tourism Week, the AGM,...
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