Challenging time for hospitality as family-run north-east hotel sees gas bill rise by £1,000 per month The owners of a north-east hotel are at the end of their tether having come a cropper to increasing operational bills which continue to soar. By Julia Bryce January 17, 2022, 5:11 pm Updated: January 18, 2022, 8:51 am Sheila Howarth of The Belvedere Hotel. [[intro]] [[title]] [[text]] [[button_text]] [[outro]] Tags hospitality More from the Press and Journal Food and Drink team Partnership Escape to Italy for a night when you dine at Aberdeen restaurant In partnership with Wildhorse Catering May 27, 2022 Food and Drink Cooking on a budget: The Hairy Bikers’ Turkish eggs will set you up for the day May 27, 2022 Aberdeen & Aberdeenshire World marmalade champion in Aberdeenshire says it is all down to Seville oranges and his granny’s recipe May 27, 20221 More from the Press and Journal Nature-inspired playground unveiled in memory of north-east mountaineer ScotRail announces extra services – but just one will help those across north and north-east More than 100 passengers left standing as Paolo Nutini fans crowd on to Oban train amid ScotRail cuts Former Moray boarding school pupil granted more than £100,000 in historic sexual abuse case ‘Stop taking people in Inverness for granted’: Highland councillor warns Scottish Government over ScotRail cuts Scottish SPCA appeal after dog found abandoned near A96
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