Scots top restaurant tax probe list
MORE Scottish restaurants are being investigated for tax evasion than elsewhere in the UK.
A team set up by HMRC to investigate restaurants and takeaways...
Staff uniforms must be the perfect fit
Suppliers signal importance of quality workwear in the on-trade
CONSUMER expectations continue to climb when it comes to bars and restaurants.
From the food and drinks...
SWA cautious about new Holyrood regime
The Scottish Wholesale Association has questioned whether the election of a new SNP majority administration at Holyrood will benefit the country’s wholesale and cash and carry sector. SWA president George Benson pondered the consequences of Scotland’s new political leadership as he welcomed delegates to the association’s annual conference in Perthshire last month.
A world-class appointment
A RESTAURANT manager with experience in some of the world’s most prestigious dining establishments has returned to Scotland for a senior position at Gleneagles
Pub lease industry facing a funding gap
Consumer confidence hitting pubs and other retail businesses, says pubco chief
TRADITIONALLY, the leasing route has been advocated as a lower cost, lower risk way...
Service & goods lifts: Take service to new heights
The right lift can raise standards, So LA operator says
The secret of festive wine list success
IF operators haven’t compiled their Christmas wine lists by now, they’d better get cracking.
The importance of planning festive wine offers early was emphasised by...
Trade must get its Act together
Operators urged to train staff on forthcoming legal changes
THE Alcohol Act will bring a number of changes in legislation when it comes into force...
Managing expectations
Online booking systems can help licensees tap into trends as well as bigger sales.
Look down on creation
When your restaurant commands dramatic views of the Scottish capital, it makes sense to make the city skyline into a design feature
