Hundreds of jobs at Cameron House hotel in Loch Lomond are at risk after a fatal fire.

A total of 300 roles are under threat after a blaze ripped through the five-star resort at Loch Lomond in December.

STV News understands 150 of those roles belong to zero-hour contract workers who have been told no work is available.

A meeting was held with staff at Dumbarton Football Club on Thursday morning.

A consultation is now under way to identify what roles will be axed.

The hotel currently employs 450 staff.

Richard Dyson, 38, and Simon Midgley, 32, died in the fire, which happened shortly after 6.40am on Monday, December 18.

One of the men died at the scene and the other died at the Royal Alexandra Hospital in Paisley.

More than 70 firefighters fought the early morning blaze at the resort, which caused significant damage to the hotel.

An 18th century Baronial mansion, Cameron House was converted into a luxury hotel and resort in 1986 after it was sold by the Smollett family, who held the property for three centuries.

It is famous as a celebrity wedding venue as well as for its championship standard golf course and Michelin-starred restaurant run by chef Martin Wishart.