Operations

With so much choice, buyers need to be careful THE humble microwave has come a long way in recent years, becoming a staple in commercial...

AN eight bedroom hotel near Stranraer is up for sale. Located in Stoneykirk, the County Hotel has eight letting bedrooms, a public bar and restaurant....

Mark Alston, Executive chef, The Royal Yacht Britannia, Edinburgh For 44 years it transported the Queen and the Royal Family to engagements around the world....

THE price of a Dundee hotel has been dropped as the current owners seek to sell up to concentrate on other business interests. The Craigtay...

AN awards scheme that celebrates green initiatives in the foodservice industry is now open for entries. The Footprint Awards acknowledges the efforts of foodservice...

EVEN as healthy eating continues to gain ground with the British public, fried food remains a favourite with restaurant and pub-goers. Purchasing a new...

HIGHLAND Park has thrown its weight behind a new campaign designed to encourage chefs to champion small-scale producers and sustainably-sourced produce. The Slow Food Chef...

A HOLIDAY on the Indonesian island of Bali proved just the inspiration Alan Tomkins needed for the name of his latest Glasgow venue. Named after...

TWO rural inns on either side of the central belt have changed hands in deals brokered by Christie & Co. The Millhouse Hotel in the...

Police and the Scottish Government have moved to reassure the trade that new anti-bigotry legislation will not impact on the day-to-day running of most premises. But operators say they remain concerned about enforcing the new laws in their pubs. The Offensive Behaviour and Threatening Communications Act, aims to stamp out sectarian songs and abuse likely to cause public disorder at and around football matches and in premises where games, and highlights, are televised.