Hotel firm grows awards collection
THE Edinburgh Collection is celebrating after three of its hotels picked up awards from TripAdvisor.
The five-star Howard in Edinburgh’s new town, Channings, near the...
‘Continuing uncertainty’ as lockdown easing paused
The Scottish hospitality industry faces “continuing uncertainty” following yesterday’s announcement from the first minister that the easing of coronavirus restrictions is likely to be paused for three weeks.
Ale maker John buys his local
THE man behind Scotland’s first self-styled ‘plough to pint’ ales has moved into the on-trade.
John Henderson, who launched the Scottish Borders Brewery in January...
Relief and disappointment: groups react to level zero move
Yesterday's announcement that Scotland will move to level zero from Monday, 19th July – albeit with caveats – has been met with a mixture of relief and disappointment, according to trade groups.
SLTN Awards 2012 finalists revealed
THE runners and riders in this year’s SLTN Awards have been revealed.
With the SLTN Awards 2012 just two weeks away, a special preview brochure, included with this issue of SLTN, lists the finalists in each of the 20 contested categories.
The winners, along with the recipients of the SLTN Entrepreneur of the Year and Industry Achievement awards, will be revealed at the SLTN Awards, which takes place at Glasgow’s Hilton hotel on William Street on Thursday November 1.
Manorview targets local dining in Johnstone
Manorview, the Scottish hotels group, has unveiled a new restaurant concept at its Lynnhurst Hotel in Johnstone.
Trade asked for festive vigilance
STRATHCLYDE Police is calling on operators and door stewards to be extra vigilant for vulnerable revellers leaving their premises this festive season.
Speaking to SLTN last week, chief superintendent George Nedley urged staff working in bars and clubs to “consider their social responsibilities as well as those under the licensing Act”.
A dram with Edrington and SLTN
SLTN and Edrington UK have teamed up to host a special online tasting for some of the company’s most well-known single malts.
Share your photo memories on ScotHot Facebook page
SCOTHOT organisers are celebrating 40 years of the trade show by inviting people to walk down memory lane and share their photographic memories of...
SLTA: duty reform ‘should have gone further’
The Scottish Licensed Trade Association has said it is “disappointed” the alcohol duty reform announced by chancellor Rishi Sunak yesterday did not go further.
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