Scotland
Face mask rules in Scottish hospitality to end on 18 April
Face masks will no longer be mandatory in indoor hospitality settings in Scotland after 18 April.
Scottish hospitality disappointed in delay of lifting face mask law
Face coverings are to remain a legal requirement in indoor hospitality settings in Scotland for almost another three weeks, it has been announced.
Further restrictions on Scottish hospitality to be dropped from Monday
Further restrictions on hospitality businesses in Scotland will be dropped from Monday 24 January, including the[...]
Scottish hospitality calls for end of restrictions while ‘thousands’ of businesses still wait for financial support
Ahead of the first minister’s briefing tomorrow, Scottish hospitality operators are calling for the government to[...]
One in three Scottish tourism and hospitality businesses predict failure in 2022
One in three tourism and hospitality businesses in Scotland have stated that they are likely to[...]
Nightclubs in Scotland to close from 27 December
Nightclubs in Scotland are to close for three weeks from 27 December to tackle to spread[...]
Scotland cancels Hogmanay event ahead of tighter restrictions
Edinburgh’s Hogmanay street party has been cancelled as the Scottish parliament introduced tougher Covid restrictions including the reintroduction of social distancing rules. "
Scottish hospitality to see return of social distancing alongside £100m support package
Hospitality businesses in Scotland will have to re-introduce social distancing measures and collect contact details of customers under new guidance to stop the spread of the Omicron variant.
Scottish hospitality businesses cutting staff hours and supplier orders after Christmas party plea
Some hospitality and late night businesses in Scotland are cutting staff hours and reducing supplier orders in a bid to stay afloat after people were advised to cancel Christmas parties, a trade body has said.
UKHospitality Scotland: 'We need support from government – not punishment'
Trade body UKHospitality Scotland has accused the Scottish government of failing the hospitality industry due to[...]
Relief for hospitality as Covid certification scheme not expanded in Scotland
Nicola Sturgeon has announced that, at this stage, the Covid certification scheme in Scotland will not[...]
Nightclub trade body 'deeply disappointed' after judge dismisses legal challenge to vaccine passports in Scotland
A nightclub trade body has said it is “deeply disappointed” after its legal bid to stop[...]
Two-week delay to enforcement of Scotland's vaccine passport scheme
Scotland’s vaccine passport scheme for late-night hospitality businesses will not be enforced until two weeks after[...]
Nightclub body launches legal challenge to Scottish vaccine passport plans
A trade body representing nightclubs in Scotland has launched a legal challenge to the Scottish government’s plans for vaccine passports."
Fears Scottish pubs and bars could be caught up in vaccine passport scheme
Hospitality trade bodies have warned that the Scottish government’s definition of ‘nightclub’ is too broad and could see pubs and bars impacted by vaccine passport rules.
The Glenburn hotel on Isle of Bute put on market for £1.1m
The Glenburn hotel in Rothesay on the Isle of Bute has been put up for sale after being placed into administration in August.
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