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© Supplied by Liberty One Communic Artist's impression of the £30million five-star 'Lucullan' hotel at Inchmarlo near Banchory. Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Hotel operators are in “advanced discussions” about running a £30 million five-star resort planned for Deeside. It has emerged that a firm is in advanced talks with the landowner at Inchmarlo, near Banchory, to run the plush development unveiled last we...

Funding boost for north-east tourism and hospitality firms Stephen Gow has called for clarity on which businesses are eligible. Tourism and hospitality businesses in the north-east are set for a financial boost after ministers unveiled a funding package to support the sector. Scottish Government chiefs have made more than £104 million available from the new year following discussions with industry chiefs over where support is most needed. More than £19 million has been made available in one-off grants to hospitality businesses, while nearly £51 million has been set aside for businesses wit...

© Supplied by The Chester Hotel Julia Bryce hears from local businesses in the north-east about whether diners are still happy to eat out during the festivities with Level 3 restrictions now in place. Dining out on Christmas Day has become more and more popular in recent years as people decide to let someone else do the work and relax. Visiting a hotel or restaurant allows you to enjoy your meal without worrying about whether things will be ready on time or potentially having a dinner disaster on your hands. However, with Tier 3/Level 3 restrictions in place in Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire due...

Pictured is Belmont Street, Aberdeen, as the city moved into tier 3 coronavirus restrictions. The city was behind East Lothian, Midlothian, East Ayrshire and North Ayrshire. Level three restrictions mean, all hospitality venues must close at 6pm and – inside or outside – are not allowed to sell alcohol. It also means people can’t travel outside their local authority area. In Aberdeen city centre yesterday drinkers drifted away premises well before the restrictions came into force at 6pm. Aberdeen University students Emily Cope, 22, and Daryl Nisbet, 23, were sat enjoying a drink outside...

© Supplied by The Chester Hotel For brilliant recipes, the best of local produce, fresh ideas and insight, subscribe to our weekly Food and Drink Newsletter. Thank you for signing up to our Food and Drink Newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Julia Bryce hears from local businesses in the north-east about whether diners are still happy to eat out during the festivities with Level 3 restrictions now in place. Dining out on Christmas Day has become more and more popular in recent years as people decide to let someone else do the work and relax. Visiting a ho...