Staffing and supply chain issues continue
Staff shortages and supply chain issues are continuing to affect hospitality businesses across Scotland as the sector attempts to rebuild in the wake of COVID-19 restrictions.
Vaccine certificate plan for nightclubs
Vaccine certificates could be required for entry to nightclubs later this month, first minster Nicola Sturgeon has announced.
Ayrshire group is on course for destination
WITH it’s calming blue tones, driftwood-style panelling, ‘beach hut’ booth and nautical artefacts, the new Coast bar and restaurant at The Gailes Hotel features more than a few nods to its location on the Ayrshire coast.
Signature takes recruitment drive on the road
Edinburgh-based Signature Group is taking a new recruitment drive on the road next week as its seeks to expand its teams in the wake of COVID-19 and Brexit and fully reopen its venues.
New MD for Glasgow’s WEST brewery
Glasgow-based brewery and beer hall businesses WEST has appointed a new managing director after founder Petra Wetzel announced plans to step back from the day-to-day running of the company.
Buzzworks to open Linlithgow venue
Buzzworks Holdings is set to launch its latest venue – The Bridge Inn in Linlithgow – on Wednesday 1st September.
Macmerry unfurls new Glasgow venue
Macmerry 300, the Dundee-based bars group, has confirmed that it will open its new Abandon Ship Bar in Glasgow on 17th September.
Community pub seeks bistro operator
The team behind a community-owned pub in the Scottish Borders is looking for an operator for a new café bistro it is developing on the site.
Scottish Government earmarks £8m for tourism
The Scottish Government has announced a new £8 million package of support for the tourism industry as the sector attempts to recover from the pandemic.
Delivery driver strike suspended
A planned strike of delivery drivers has been suspended while drivers vote on whether to accept an improved pay offer.
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