Scottish Care

Covid-19 In-house Surgery (Care Home) - 23 November
2021-11-23 11:00 - 11:30 (Europe/London)
This Covid-19 surgery session will be live on Tuesday 23 November at 11:00 am hosted by our CEO, Dr Donald Macaskill and Workforce Policy & Practice Lead, Caroline Deane.
From now on we will be alternating the focus of our surgery sessions. This week will be tailored to care home members, the following weeks’ session will be for care at home members.
The surgery is strictly for members only, details to join can be found on the Members Area of this website.
If you have any issues accessing the Members Area or this surgery session, please contact comms@scottishcare.org.

Hope for Home Conference - 23 November
2021-11-23 10:00 - 16:00
Hope for Home Conference
How to Die Well with Dementia at Home
Tuesday 23rd November 2021 from 10.00 am – 4.00 pm
Click on the below link for further info
How to Die Well – Hope For Home Conference 2021 – Ardgowan Hospice
Zoom joining instructions will be communicated to the email address provided at time of purchase.
Building on the success of the 2019 conference, Hope for Home and Ardgowan Hospice are hosting another Conference, this time with the focus on enabling people with dementia to die at home. Due to the constantly changing pandemic environment, the Conference will be held virtually but will still include both presentations and workshops so that we can continue to share best practice, learn from each other, and connect around the desire to ensure the very best end of life care for people with dementia dying at home.
Speakers comprise a diverse range of experienced practitioners (including the winner of the Hope for Home, Thelma Harvey Award 2019), researchers and people with lived experience and consequently, this Conference will have something for everyone.

RCN - Nursing Support Workers' Day
2021-11-23 09:00 - 17:00
Please see below for a message from the Royal College of Nursing (RCN) on Nursing Support Workers’ Day on Tuesday 23rd November.

Nursing Support Workers’ Day puts a spotlight on the valuable contribution that Nursing Support Workers (NSWs) make in nursing teams to provide safe and effective care for resisdents across health and social care. In the RCN, we use the term nursing support workers to describe all in support roles in nursing, including care assistants and carers.
As part of RCN Scotland celebrations, we are launching some new resources including the following on-demand webinars;

Caroline Steven, Professional Lead Learning & Development talks about the RCN’s new education strategy and what this means for NSWs.
Boost your mental wellbeing with a practical meditation from Hawa (Wellbeing & Life Coach)

We are also launching a new programme of induction sessions for new nursing support worker members to help welcome them to the RCN. These resources will be available on the 23rd November at the following webpage- https://www.rcn.org.uk/wecare https://www.rcn.org.uk/wecare
These activities are in addition to our existing programme of live education events for nursing support workers, bite-size guide video series and bespoke training sessions for workplaces. You can learn more about these by contacting Jennifer.underwood@rcn.org.uk
For more information about Nursing Support Worker Day and how to get involved , visit https://www.rcn.org.uk/get-involved/campaign-with-us/nursing-support-workers-day.

Disclosure Scotland and Release Scotland Webinar - 18 November
2021-11-18 14:00 - 15:00
Disclosure Scotland and Release Scotland – an aim of giving care providers further information and confidence when making decisions employing care providers
Scotland is facing a hiring crisis with record vacancies and unique challenges presented by COVID and BREXIT. Hear from organisations such as Release Scotland on the latest developments in hiring, accessing wider talent pools, Disclosure Scotland is committed to helping employers in the care sector make safe and fair recruitment decisions. A Disclosure Scotland background check should not always be seen as a barrier to employment. Come and learn more at our upcoming webinar, taking place on Thursday 18th November, 2pm.

Covid-19 In-house Surgery (Care at Home) - 16 November
2021-11-16 11:00 - 11:30
This Covid-19 surgery session will be live on Tuesday 16 November at 11:00 am hosted by our CEO, Dr Donald Macaskill and National Director, Karen Hedge. This session will be in a meeting format.
From now on we will be alternating the focus of our surgery sessions. This week will be tailored to care at home members, the following weeks’ session will be for care home members.
This is the opportunity for members to ask any questions or raise any issues they may have.
The surgery is strictly for members only, details to join can be found on the Members Area of this website.
If you have any issues accessing the Members Area or this surgery session, please contact comms@scottishcare.org.

RCN Independent Health & Social Care Webinar
2021-11-11 18:00 - 19:30, 2021-11-08 18:00 - 19:30
Are you an RCN Member? Join the RCN Scotland Policy and Professional Practice Team in November for an update on their work in the Independent Health and Social Care sector.
You’ll hear from Policy staff about what the team has been doing in the sector over the past year and the challenges that face nursing staff out with the NHS. There will be a chance to share your views and a discussion on the creation of an independent sector members’ group, and upcoming opportunities to get involved in shaping priorities and stay connected with RCN’s work.
Connect over Zoom on the following dates:

Monday 8th November 6:00 – 7:30pm
Thursday 11th November 6:00 – 7:30pm

Spaces are limited and members can book by e-mailing the Policy inbox on PolicyScotland@rcn.org.uk. More details to follow soon.

Preferred Supplier Webinar - CareLineLive
2021-11-11 14:00 - 15:00
We are pleased to welcome members to our series of webinars from Scottish Care Preferred Suppliers.
You can find out more about our Preferred Suppliers here.
This session will be hosted by CareLineLive on Thursday 11 November at 2:00 pm.
This session looks at ‘The Benefits of Recording Patient Welfare Data Digitally’
Join us for this webinar which offers you the chance to understand the benefits for each person within the circle of care of going digital using software to record patient welfare information.
The discussion will focus on each end user, direct or indirect, managers, carers, service users and their families. We will talk about how digitalisation works holistically to help with the efficiency of how a business is run, strengthening information sharing, and importantly improving the quality of person-centred care and outcomes for service users.
Merina, a former home care agency owner, now part of the CareLineLive team and Josh, MD of CareLineLive, will provide examples of how a home care agency can use tools such as assessments and observations to help manage the wellbeing of a service user and ensure responsive care can be given, helping to reduce hospital admissions.
Plus, there will be a chance to ask questions on the topics discussed.
Details to join this webinar will be available on the Members Area of this website.

Covid-19 In-house Surgery (Care Home) - 9 November
2021-11-09 11:00 - 11:30
This Covid-19 surgery session will be live on Tuesday 9 November at 11:00 am hosted by our CEO, Dr Donald Macaskill and National Director, Karen Hedge.
From now on we will be alternating the focus of our surgery sessions. This week will be tailored to care home members, the following weeks’ session will be for care at home members.
The surgery is strictly for members only, details to join can be found on the Members Area of this website.
If you have any issues accessing the Members Area or this surgery session, please contact comms@scottishcare.org.

Preferred Supplier Webinar - Focus Business Energy
2021-11-04 14:00 - 15:00
We are pleased to welcome members to our series of webinars from Scottish Care Preferred Suppliers.
You can find out more about our Preferred Suppliers here.
This session will be hosted by Focus Business Energy on Thursday 4 November at 2:00 pm
The commercial utility brokerage industry is unregulated and often seen as pushy and sales driven.
Steve Wilson is a business professional and has a 30-year background providing business owners with clear, non-jargoned advice.
Steve is the founder and owner of Focus Business Consultancy who provide quotes, comparisons and industry insight into the often-misleading energy industry and has a track record of sourcing better contracts for all sizes of businesses and types of industry UK-wide.
There is no cheap energy – as in poor quality or sub-standard – but there IS cheaper energy to be had.

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Current News – gas rises and electricity is shocking
September saw a bit of a media frenzy about a sudden sharp increase in both electric and gas prices and – for the first time in many years – the energy market closed for the day after many of the UK’s bigger suppliers pulled-out of accepting any new contracts or renewals until things had partially stabilised.
Here are the September energy news highlights behind this:

There was a major fire at the interconnector in Kent where the UK links to the (mainly nuclear-generated) electricity which we bring-in from France via a cable which runs across the English Channel. Whilst it was completely offline for a period it is now anticipated to stay partially offline until March of 2022 spiking fears of shortages for the UK in the coming Winter months.
There were additionally some unplanned outages in the French system in September.
The Norwegian gas fields also had a few unplanned outages. Again the UK imports gas from Norway which is used to generate electricity in the UK.
Due to the increases in gas prices a large UK supplier re-started a coal-powered power station as coal was cheaper than gas to generate electricity.
Asia has had quite a severe Winter which means that Japan have been buying-up a lot of the available Liquid Natural Gas which created a shortage.
There was a hurricane on the Gulf Coast of the USA which delayed oil tankers by several days.
The weather was mild which impacted wind-generated electricity.

Here is a general overview of where the UK is in relation to energy and pricing:

Energy prices closely follow the price patterns of other material prices like oil, wood, steel, carbon etc.
Prices have been steadily increasing since February 2021 and are expected to continue to rise until Spring/Summer of 2022.
Recently the UK’s “grid” (for electricity) has been running at closer to capacity than is desired at this time of year – a cold snap or a harsh Winter coupled with a further pandemic lockdown could put real pressure on the grid’s ability to cope.
Geo-political events also impact energy prices and confidence eg Brexit issues, the UK winning or losing major contracts etc.

All of the above, whilst not particularly positive, help illustrate where having a competent energy consultant and brokerage involved to discuss your energy requirements and source the market for the best available contracts for you can be of administrative and financial benefit.
This leaves you to do what you do best – running YOUR business.

'Building Compassionate Connections' - Bereavement Charter Webinar
2021-11-03 13:30 - 15:15
Building Compassionate Connections | A Webinar on Bereavement
Wednesday 3rd November, 13:30 to 15:15 (via Zoom)
The Group which developed the Charter is holding the second in a series of webinars exploring different elements of death and bereavement as part of To Absent Friends Week.
Full programme can be viewed below. You can also download the programme here.
Register your place here.
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Covid-19 In-house Surgery (Care at Home) - 2 November
2021-11-02 11:00 - 11:30
This Covid-19 surgery session will be live on Tuesday 2 November at 11:00 am hosted by our CEO, Dr Donald Macaskill and National Director, Karen Hedge. This session will be in a meeting format.
From now on we will be alternating the focus of our surgery sessions. This week will be tailored to care at home members, the following weeks’ session will be for care home members.
This is the opportunity for members to ask any questions or raise any issues they may have.
The surgery is strictly for members only, details to join can be found on the Members Area of this website.
If you have any issues accessing the Members Area or this surgery session, please contact comms@scottishcare.org.

Care Home IPC Manual Webinar - 28 October
2021-10-28 14:00 - 15:00
We are hosting a webinar with our Transforming Workforce Lead, Dr Jane Douglas and Jackie Dennis, Senior Improvement Adviser (IPC Focus) from the Care Inspectorate to discuss the Care Home IPC Manual. This webinar is scheduled for Thursday 28th October, 2:00 pm.
This webinar will help members better understand the process of the IPC Manual & Cleaning Schedule. This session will be in a meeting format to allow members to interact with our speakers and to ask any questions. We are keen to find out how members are getting on with the manual and what they might find difficult.
If you have any questions for this webinar session please send to comms@scottishcare.org.
Details to join this session will be available on the Members Area shortly.

Covid-19 In-house Surgery (Care Home) - 26 October
2021-10-26 11:00 - 11:30
This Covid-19 surgery session will be live on Tuesday 26 October at 11:00 am hosted by our CEO, Dr Donald Macaskill and National Director, Karen Hedge.
From now on we will be alternating the focus of our surgery sessions. This week will be tailored to care home members, the following weeks’ session will be for care at home members.
The surgery is strictly for members only, details to join can be found on the Members Area of this website.
If you have any issues accessing the Members Area or this surgery session, please contact comms@scottishcare.org.

Anne's Law Consultation for Care Home Members
2021-10-21 14:30 - 15:30
Anne’s Law: proposals for adults living in care homes to maintain family and friendship connections
The Scottish Government are holding a consultation on the introduction of ‘Anne’s Law’, to ensure that people who live in adult care homes have rights to see and spend time with the people who are important to them.
Find out more about the Scottish Government proposal here.
Scottish Care are inviting members to a consultation session on Thursday 21st October, 2:30 – 3:30 pm on this. We would encourage members to join give feedback on this proposal to allow us to draft an official response for the Scottish Government’s consultation.
Details to join will be available on the Members Area.

Climate Change and the Social Care Collective - Roundtable 3
2021-10-20 10:00 - 12:00
The Health and Social Care Academy (an ALLIANCE programme) and Scottish Care are co-hosting a series of roundtable events which will foster dialogue and explore the crucial role that social care must play in the context of climate change – in addressing, adapting to and taking action to mitigate the impacts.
Scottish Government has pledged to be a net-zero nation by 2045 and Industry and investments are going green. There is a need for the social care sector to be involved in supporting sustainability effort as it is both affected by and contributes to climate change. At present, there is little policy and action being taken to deliver social care in a changing climate. Given the mixed economy of care provision in Scotland, the impact of climate change will need to be acted upon by a range of different bodies, including local authorities, health and social care partnerships and care providers.
The final event will be held on Wednesday 20th October from 10:00 – 12:00 and will serve as an opportunity to gain feedback on a set of principles and a call to action in development. We plan to inform stakeholders and groups on the areas for constructive and collaborative improvement in climate change and social care, which will be shared during COP26. Panelists include representatives from the Zero Waste Scotland and the Wellbeing Economy Alliance (WEAll).
It is our hope that this will start to foster innovation, inspire action in the sector and ensure that social care is recognised as an equal partner in tackling climate change.
Sign up here to attend or follow the zoom link:
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Meeting ID: 847 9953 1443
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Read more about previous sessions in Hot Report 1 and Hot Report 2.

Covid-19 In-house Surgery (Care at Home) - 19 October
2021-10-19 11:00 - 11:30
This Covid-19 surgery session will be live on Tuesday 19 October at 11:00 am hosted by our CEO, Dr Donald Macaskill and National Director, Karen Hedge. This session will be in a meeting format.
From now on we will be alternating the focus of our surgery sessions. This week will be tailored to care at home members, the following weeks’ session will be for care home members.
This is the opportunity for members to ask any questions or raise any issues they may have.
The surgery is strictly for members only, details to join can be found on the Members Area of this website.
If you have any issues accessing the Members Area or this surgery session, please contact comms@scottishcare.org.

Partners for Integration Roadshows - 14 October
2021-10-14 13:00 - 16:00
We are delighted to invite you to our Partners for Integration (PfI) Roadshows which will take place virtually in September and October.
The event titled ‘Reform Following the Storm’ will reflect on the work of the PfI Team over the pandemic and discuss how to move forward for the future.
Save the date invitation available here
Event programme available here
Overall, there are four roadshows on the dates below for the following areas. If you are interested in attending, please email colette.law@scottishcare.org.
#PfIMovingForward

Monday 6th September 13:00-16:00
Thursday 9th September 13:00-16:00

Glasgow (ISL)
North Ayrshire (ISL)
North Lanarkshire (ISL)
Renfrewshire (ISL)
South Ayrshire (ISL)
East Ayrshire (ISL)
South Lanarkshire (ISL)
West Dunbartonshire (ISL)
East Dunbartonshire
Inverclyde
East Renfrewshire
Edinburgh (ISL)
Dumfries and Galloway (ISL)
Scottish Borders (ISL)
West Lothian (ISL)
East Lothian
Midlothian

Tuesday 12th October 13:00-16:00
Thursday 14th October 13:00-16:00

Angus (ISL)
Perth and Kinross (ISL)
Dundee City (ISL)
Falkirk (ISL)
Fife (ISL)
Clackmannanshire and Stirling

Argyll and Bute (ISL)
Highland (ISL)
Aberdeenshire
Aberdeen City
Moray
Orkney
Shetland
Western Isles

Partners for Integration Roadshows - 12 October
2021-10-12 13:00 - 16:00

Covid-19 In-house Surgery (Care Home) - 12 October
2021-10-12 11:00 - 11:30
he next Covid-19 surgery session will be live on Tuesday 12 October at 11:00 am hosted by our National Director, Karen Hedge and our new Transforming Workforce Lead for Nursing, Dr Jane Douglas.
From now on we will be alternating the focus of our surgery sessions. This week will be tailored to care home members, the following weeks’ session will be for care at home members.
The surgery is strictly for members only, details to join can be found on the Members Area of this website.
If you have any issues accessing the Members Area or this surgery session, please contact comms@scottishcare.org.

Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) Webinar - 7 October
2021-10-07 14:00 - 15:00
The Migration Advisory Committee (MAC) have been tasked by the UK Gov to carry out a review of immigration procedures as they affect social care. They are engaging with all the devolved administrations in the UK and now want to hear from you, our Scottish Care members and speak with you on matters of immigration, recruitment and retention issues.
We are holding an engagement session on Thursday 7 October, 2:00 pm on Zoom for members to feedback to colleagues from MAC. Please join this session.
Details to join this session will be available on the Members Area, if you come across any issues accessing this area, please contact comms@scottishcare.org.

Workforce Matters Event - 6 October
2021-10-06 10:00 - 14:00
‘Leadership in Social Care – Supporting you to recognise and develop your Leadership Role’
Scottish Care’s Workforce Matters is delighted to invite you to join us for our next workforce event being held on the 6th October 2021 between 10am and 2pm over MS Teams.

This event will focus on the importance of Social Care Leadership and is titled ‘Leadership in Social Care – Supporting you to recognise and develop your Leadership Role’ and will aim to highlight the vital qualities inherent in leadership skills, attributes and capabilities. The event will also examine how these skills can be seen throughout the social care workforce and not only in management positions within the sector.
We will be joined on the day by colleagues from the Scottish Social Services Council (SSSC) who will be delivering sessions on ‘23 Things Leadership’and ‘Leading in a Crisis’ which we hope will be of significant interest. We will also share with you plans to use our leadership resources and activities to support staff wellbeing following the work undertaken by the whole social care workforce in the response to the COVID pandemic.
This event will give an overview of SSSC leadership resources that are available for free for all social care organisations and how they can be best implemented to train and upskill the workforce to enhance their leadership skills.
A panel session will also take place which will give space for care providers to discuss their approaches to embedding leadership within their organisations in the sharing of good practice throughout the sector.
Further information for the event including the programme for the day will be available shortly, please contact caroline.deane@Scottishcare.org to express your interest in this event.
We look forward to seeing you there.
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Covid-19 In-house Surgery (Care at Home) - 5 October
2021-10-05 11:00 - 11:30
This Covid-19 surgery session will be live on Tuesday 5 October at 11:00 am hosted by our CEO, Dr Donald Macaskill and National Director, Karen Hedge. This session will be in a meeting format.
From now on we will be alternating the focus of our surgery sessions. This week will be tailored to care at home members, the following weeks’ session will be for care home members.
This is the opportunity for members to ask any questions or raise any issues they may have.
The surgery is strictly for members only, details to join can be found on the Members Area of this website.
If you have any issues accessing the Members Area or this surgery session, please contact comms@scottishcare.org.

Preferred Supplier Webinar - Citation
2021-09-30 14:00 - 15:00
Free tendering for Scottish Care Member
Practical tips and guidance on improving success…
No matter the size of your business and your ambition, tendering offers exciting opportunities and is an important part of a care business’s ultimate success. But in a world of competition, are you doing everything you can to stand out from the crowd?
Join Gold Tier Preferred Supplier, Citation, for a free, 60-minute webinar on 30 September (2 – 3 PM) which will cover the key HR, Employment Law and Health & Safety aspects needed to drive efficiency as well as practical tips and guidance on how to tender correctly.
Key talking points in the webinar will include:

An overview of the tendering process and when and where to find suitable tenders for your business
Tips on how to win more tenders such as the preferred certifications and accreditations
Ensuring your rating is as strong as possible for the best opportunities
Common mistakes and how to avoid them
HR and Health & Safety policies and procedures needed for tendering as well as planning and preparation to keep your business running smoothly while you focus on winning more business.

Date: 30 September
Webinar time: 2 – 3 PM
How to join: Joining link will be available on the Members Area of this website. If you come across any issues accessing this area, please contact comms@scottishcare.org.
They’ll also be answering your business-specific queries, so feel free to come along armed with any questions you may have.

Covid-19 In-house Surgery (Care Home) & Open with Care - 28 September
2021-09-28 11:00 - 11:30
This Covid-19 surgery session will be live on Tuesday 28 September at 11:00 am hosted by our CEO, Dr Donald Macaskill and National Director, Karen Hedge. They will also be joined by colleagues from the Scottish Government to discuss the latest Open with Care guidance on named visitor to enable people in care homes to maintain contact with loved ones during COVID outbreaks
This session will be 45 minutes long, with the first half-hour focusing on the Open with Care guidance with Fee Hodgkiss and Maria McIlgorm from the Scottish Government.
From now on we will be alternating the focus of our surgery sessions. This week will be tailored to care home members, the following weeks’ session will be for care at home members.
The surgery is strictly for members only, details to join can be found on the Members Area of this website.
If you have any issues accessing the Members Area or this surgery session, please contact comms@scottishcare.org.

Celebrating homecare
2021-09-22 09:00 - 17:00
We couldn’t wait to share the news! On 22 September 2021 please join us as we celebrate the amazing difference homecare makes in people’s lives every day across the UK and Ireland.
Stay tuned to see how you can get involved on the big day.
Celebrating Homecare is being coordinated by UKHCA and The Care Workers’ Charity and is supported by care associations across the UK and Ireland including: Scottish Care; Care Forum Wales; Independent Health & Care Providers (Northern Ireland) and Home and Community Care Ireland.
We are grateful for the support of homecare providers who have contributed to the development of Celebrating Homecare: Bluebird Care, Grosvenor Healthcare and Home Instead.
We will be sending more information during the coming weeks about Celebrating Homecare and how you can get involved on the day – 22 September 2021.
We look forward to Celebrating Homecare with you.

National Care Service Consultation Session with Care at Home Members
2021-09-22 09:00 - 11:00
Scottish Care will be holding a number of events over the next few weeks to consult and directly engage with members on the topic of the National Care Service.
From these events, we hope to gather insights and views from Scottish Care members to allow us to officially respond to the National Care Service Consultation held by the Scottish Government. More details on these consultation events can be found below.
Care Home Members – Tuesday 14th September, 11:00 am – 1:00 pm (instead of our usual care home surgery)
Care at Home Members – Wednesday 22nd September, 9:00 am – 11:00 am
Details to join these sessions are available on the Members Area of this website.
The pandemic has shone a spotlight on the importance of social care services. Last year, the Scottish Government commissioned an independent review of adult social care to identify ways of consistently delivering high-quality services for everyone who needs them.
The review recommended the creation of a new National Care Service, with Scottish Ministers being accountable for adult social care support. The Scottish Government now have a consultation to seek views on the creation of a community health and social care service that supports people of all ages, whatever their needs may be.
Find out more about the National Care Service Consultation from the Scottish Government here.

Covid-19 In-house Surgery (Care at Home) - 21 September
2021-09-21 11:00 - 11:30
This Covid-19 surgery session will be live on Tuesday 21 September at 11:00 am hosted by our CEO, Dr Donald Macaskill and National Director, Karen Hedge. This session will be in a meeting format.
From now on we will be alternating the focus of our surgery sessions. This week will be tailored to care at home members, the following weeks’ session will be for care home members.
This is the opportunity for members to ask any questions or raise any issues they may have.
The surgery is strictly for members only, details to join can be found on the Members Area of this website.
If you have any issues accessing the Members Area or this surgery session, please contact comms@scottishcare.org.

Sepsis Awareness Webinar - 16 September
2021-09-16 14:00 - 15:00
September is Sepsis Awareness Month, with World Sepsis Day on 13th September
Scottish Care is proud to be supporting Sepsis Awareness Month and World Sepsis Day. We are delighted to invite Colin Graham, the Chief Operating Officer from Sepsis Research to join us for a webinar on Thursday 16th September at 2:00 pm.
We encourage members to join this webinar to find out more and raise awareness about sepsis.
Sepsis is a life-threatening reaction to an infection that accounts for around 50,000 deaths in the UK annually, more than bowel and breast cancer combined.
Sepsis can kill a previously healthy person in hours – taking the lives of five people on average in the UK every hour. It can strike anyone without warning, it’s very important that people know the symptoms and seek urgent medical help if they suspect sepsis.

apetito tasting event - 16 September
2021-09-16 10:00 - 15:00 | The King’s Park Hotel, 250 Mill Street, Rutherglen, Glasgow, G73 1LX, United Kingdom
Scottish Care’s Preferred Supplier – apetito- will be holding a tasting event on Thursday 16th September from 10:00 am – 3:00 pm at the King’s Park Hotel in Rutherglen, Glasgow. The apetito team will be available to answer your questions and will have samples for you to try.
If you are interested, please contact Iain Novak on 07971 082394 or iain.novak@apetito.co.uk to book or ask any questions.
