The National Robotarium has partnered with Leuchie House to trial technologies that could help people with assisted living needs and those who care for them gain greater independence. One million people in Scotland live with a neurological condition, and 10% are disabled as a result. For many, both professional and unpaid carers provide essential support […]
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Shepherd Chartered Surveyors is bringing to the market a rarely available opportunity in an established business location in Dunoon for sale or lease. Waverley House is situated within Sandbank Business Park on the outskirts of Dunoon, around two miles north of Dunoon town centre. Sandbank Business Park comprises a range of local and national business
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A former tyre fitter from Glasgow will earn over £33 million after selling his garage and mobile car repair business to Halfords in a £62 million deal. Alan Revie (62) began replacing wheels at National Tyres and became a branch manager by the age of 19. By 2001 he’d risen to become chief executive and
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Shell has pulled out of the controversial Cambo oilfield off the Shetland Islands. The unexpected withdrawal poses a huge question mark over future of oil exploration in the area. Shell was in partnership with the fossil fuel explorer Siccar Point, but it now says weak economic factors surrounding then project influenced its decision. Climate campaigners
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Acting on behalf of Forestry and Land Scotland, which has co-located with NatureScot, Shepherd Chartered Surveyors is marketing a two-storey office pavilion in Inverness for sale. 1 Highlander Way is located within Inverness Retail and Business Park to the south of the A96 around 1.6 miles east of the city centre. The Business Park consists
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Pilots returning to work “following extended periods without flying could be at risk of performing below their normal standard during their first few flights”, the Air Accidents Investigation Branch says. A report suggests that a rapid descent made by a passenger plane may be linked to pilots being grounded during the pandemic, investigators have said.
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The shortage of haulage drivers is leaving the north of Scotland 30% down in volume of goods reaching shops and caterers, say their suppliers. There is also a 15% shortfall in goods getting to the central belt, according to the Scottish Wholesale Association. Chief Executive, Colin Smith, told MSPs that consumers should no longer assume
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A new scheme is being proposed in the Borders in a bid to bring empty homes back into use. More than 1,500 properties in the region are registered as long-term empty which accounts for 2.6% of the local housing stock – which is above the national average. A report to councillors said the most common
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Left to right: David Alexander, Graham Rolfe, Shaun Buchan and Danny McArthur. In response to significant growth over the last few years, Hardies Property & Construction Consultants has undertaken a comprehensive operational restructure, with the appointment of a senior partner, expansion from three to four geographical divisions throughout the UK and the addition of three
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AN AMBITIOUS software firm has announced the appointment of a key new position as it looks inward to drive business growth. Stephanie Kelly, 38, (pictured) has joined Eureka Solutions in East Kilbride as HR and Learning and Development Manager after nearly two decades of experience in the profession. She will play a key role in further
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