Work has started on a £7.7 million project to deliver a range of affordable homes forming a key portion of a popular East Lothian development. The 38 homes will be built by Cala Homes (East) as part of its Saltcoats Grange development in Gullane and on completion it will become one of the first affordable […]
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Complete Weed Control (CWC), one of Scotland’s leading weed control, ground maintenance and tree management specialists, is bringing a jobs boost to the North-East after successfully securing a major maintenance contract for the region’s roads. The Lanarkshire company, which now covers the greater part of Scotland from its recently acquired base in Larkhall, will
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SYTECH Consultants, the leading cyber security and digital forensics expert, calls on businesses working with high volumes of customer data to prioritise cyber security, following a large-scale cyber attack affecting a spate of well-known companies. In light of the occurrence, which saw hackers target Snowflake, a third-party cloud storage data company working with large
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The National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS) has strengthened its non-executive board with the appointment of highly experienced and influential industry leaders Neil Logan and Allan Cook CBE (pictured above). The duo brings extensive leadership in engineering, manufacturing and digital entrepreneurship to the board. Their expertise will support the leadership team and help NMIS continue
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OGI Bio, a leading Scottish biotechnology company, has secured follow-on funding of £650,000 in a deal led by TRICAPITAL Angels and supported by Scottish Enterprise, Merleview, Apollo, and Old College Capital to accelerate the company’s growth and expansion in the UK, EU, and US biotechnology sectors. OGI Bio is a Scottish biotechnology company dedicated to
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Morris & Spottiswood, one of the UK’s leading providers of fit out, refurbishment, mechanical & electrical and construction services, has recently completed a social value project for Stepping Stones Family Learning Centre in Stepps, significantly upgrading the exterior play areas of the nursery and revitalising the play environment. The project, led by Morris &
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Shepherd Chartered Surveyors has been named the Surveyor of the Year at The Scottish Mortgage Awards for an unprecedented fifth year in a row. Shepherd Senior Partner Ian Fergusson (pictured above) said: “We’re thrilled to once again win this coveted award which exemplifies our continual focus on strategic growth and generating team work to deliver
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Lime Joint Managing Directors (L) David Houston & (R)Derek Fyfe Midlothian-based contractor Lime Electrical has re-branded as Lime and has appointed David Houston as joint managing director, together with a six strong team of M&E professionals, to launch the company’s new mechanical division and develop it as an all-encompassing M&E contractor. The fifty-person business, which
Amey is proud to announce that it has provided employment to vulnerable workers who lost their jobs when the social enterprise they were employed by went into liquidation. After the firm’s closure made headlines, Amey employed those who had lost their jobs, providing sixteen job placements. This includes eight roles under Amey’s Edinburgh school’s contract,
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The ninth annual Scottish Print Apprentice of the Year awards which recognises the achievements of print apprentices and their potential to secure the future health and prosperity of the printing industry in Scotland, heard a spirited appeal from its President for more young people to consider the attractions of an apprenticeship in the print industry. At
