Newest Grant’s recruit is a very good boy
William Grant & Sons has appointed a special recruit to help protect the casks at its Girvan distillery.
Why the pandemic has shone a light on mental health in hospitality
Mental health issues cannot be swept under the carpet, writes Jane Rennie.
Trade groups request urgent call with FM on Glasgow restrictions
Trade groups the Scottish Tourism Alliance (STA) and UK Hospitality have written to first minister Nicola Sturgeon to request an urgent call to discuss the “wave of challenges” facing hospitality businesses in Glasgow after the city was kept in level three of restrictions.
Scotch with a tropical twist
Bar staff and owners had the opportunity to learn more about Speyside single malt The Glenlivet last week when brand owner Pernod Ricard hosted an online tasting in association with SLTN.
Glasgow City and Moray to stay in level three for a further week
Premises in Glasgow City and Moray will be unable to sell alcohol indoors for at least another week after first minister Nicola Sturgeon announced both areas would remain in level three of restrictions.
Bad Seeds duo to open eatery at The Shore
The chefs behind Edinburgh dining-at-home service Bad Seeds are to open a new fine dining restaurant in Leith this summer.
New faces on Loch Tay
Two restaurants on the shores of Loch Tay are looking ahead to the busy summer season with revamped offers and new management teams in place.
Wholesalers go wild for Edinburgh food venue
Wholesalers Inverarity Morton and MacDuff 1890 have become the latest businesses to take space at the Bonnie & Wild Food Hall development in Edinburgh.
Alcohol can be served indoors from 17th May, first minister confirms
First minister Nicola Sturgeon has confirmed that a raft of changes will take place from Monday, with the majority of mainland Scotland moving to level two of restrictions while the islands move down to level one.
Hotels group is back in action
Independent Scottish hotels group Manorview has unveiled the results of major investments in two of its properties as it reopens its estate.
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