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Trade welcomes lifting of face mask law on 18th April

Confirmation that the legal requirement to wear face coverings in most indoor public spaces will become guidance from 18th April has been welcomed by the hospitality industry.
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New councils urged to support hospitality

Shelve plans for a tourist tax, help promote hospitality careers in schools and colleges, and streamline the planning process to support business growth – those are among the key ‘asks’ of trade group UK Hospitality Scotland ahead of the Scottish local elections on 5th May.

Wick hotel for sale after 67 years

Mackays Hotel in Wick is on the market after 67 years under the same family ownership.

Canned cocktails for connoisseurs

Professionally-made cocktails for home delivery became a popular option for many bars throughout the pandemic, but the team behind Whitebox Drinks took the concept a step further.

A food safari with Monachyle Mhor

Perthshire hotel Monachyle Mhor will be shining a light on top quality Scottish produce next month with a special Champagne and oyster event.

Buzzworks in Easter charity drive

Buzzworks Holdings, the independent Scottish hospitality group, is hosting an Easter raffle to raise money for the British Red Cross Ukraine Crisis Appeal.
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‘Vital’ businesses take part in calorie consultation

It is “vital” that Scottish business owners participate in a new Scottish Government consultation on mandatory calorie labelling, says trade group UK Hospitality.

A little kindness can go a very long way

SLTN Award winner Graham Chalmers talks campaigns, creativity and confidence for the future
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Views sought on Deposit Return Scheme

The views of Scottish pub and bar operators are being sought as a cross-party group of MSPs launches an inquiry into the upcoming Deposit Return Scheme (DRS).
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Operators reminded to apply for rates relief

Operators are being reminded to apply via their local authority for the 50% business rates relief available for hospitality businesses for the first three months of the 2022/2023 financial year.

Columns

Jack Cummins
LEGAL by Jack Cummins
FINANCIAL Wylie & Bisset
Neil Morrison
ASK THE OPERATOR Neil Morrison
THE GRAPEVINE
Luke Richardson
MEET THE MAKER
William Woodburn
MIXED UP WORLD Ewan Angus