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A HOST of food and drinks firms have chosen hospitality trade show ScotHot to launch new products and services. Jenier World of Teas will use...

A FRASERBURGH bar has netted a top award for live sport and entertainment. Cheers Café Bar & Tavern, winner of the SLTN Beer Quality Award...

MAGNERS has been unveiled as the new sponsor of Celtic. The three-year deal, which kicks off at the start of the 2013/2014 season, will see...

Operators and their representatives were stunned the week before Christmas when the Scottish Government launched a consultation on yet more proposals to alter licensing...

Focus on value, service and quality helps Greene King achieve strong sales DELIVERING excellent value, service and quality to customers is credited with helping Greene...

Flood Inns recognised for promoting range of employment opportunities A FAST-growing independent operator in the east of Scotland has been recognised at national level for...

BREWER Molson Coors confirmed last week that it’s in consultation with “a number of staff” in its Livingston office as part of plans to...

BREWERS have unveiled their wholesale beer price increases for 2013 – leaving operators in a dilemma over whether to put up prices at a traditionally quiet time of year for the trade. Molson Coors and Carlsberg were the first of the major brewers to put through wholesale price increases for the new year. The Carling owner broke first, upping its prices by an average of 3.1% (equal to £15 on a barrel, or 5p on a pint, of Carling) from January 14, followed by Carlsberg, which added 5p a pint to its wholesale beer prices on Monday (January 21).

Operator relishing comeback at New York Kitchen IT wasn’t Frank Sinatra’s rousing tribute to the Big Apple that greeted SLTN the day it visited Partick’s...

Conference will highlight importance of meeting all visitors’ needs SCOTLAND’S hospitality and tourism businesses are leading the way when it comes to accessibility –...