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AFBE UK & BP AGREE TO INCLUSION PARTNERSHIP

Hisham Hamid (Education, Employability and Skills Advisor People and Culture at bp); Ollie Folayan (Chair of AFBE-UK Scotland); Dushyant Sharma (Vice President Transformation) and Doris Reiter (Senior Vice President North Sea at bp). AFBE-UK Scotland, a social enterprise that encourages greater diversity and inclusion in the energy and engineering sectors, has agreed a partnership with BP. AFBE-UK supports

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BARRHEAD TRAVEL PREDICT STRONG YEAR WITH NEW FLAGSHIP STORE

Adla Toal (Senior Travel Consultant); Sophie King (Travel Consultant); Jonathan Munro (Head of Longhaul); Jacqueline Dobson (President of Barrhead Travel) and Natalie MacIntyre (Senior Travel Consultant) Following continued high demand for holidays, Barrhead Travel has announced the launch of a new flagship store in Glasgow city centre, located on Gordon Street. The move to one

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LAW FIRM EXPANDS GLASGOW PRESENCE WITH KEY APPOINTMENTS

 (L) Richard Hart and (R) Aimee Gibbons Leading full-service Scottish law firm Thorntons has expanded its Glasgow practice with the appointment of a new senior solicitor and legal director to its commercial real estate team. Richard Hart has joined the firm as a legal director with over 25 years’ experience in the real estate sector

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FORRESTBROWN LAUNCHES NEW CONSULTING SERVICES TO SUPPORT BUSINESS INNOVATION

Research and development (R&D) tax firm, ForrestBrown is extending the range of services it offers under its FB Consulting arm.  The R&D tax specialist already offers end-to-end claim preparation for clients accessing the SME and RDEC tax incentives. FB Consulting builds on experience developed supporting R&D claims since ForrestBrown was founded in 2013. Led by

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SCOTTISH RETAILER M&CO FALLS INTO ADMINISTRATION

Well known clothing retailer M&Co has announced that it is going into administration just two weeks before Christmas. Founded in Paisley in 1834 as a pawnbrokers the business then known as Mackays moved to selling clothes in 1951. They rebranded the brand as M&Co in 2005. Administrators were called in on Friday before statements confirming

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PLANS FOR HUNDREDS OF HOMES APPROVED FOR GLASGOW’S CLYDESIDE

Glasgow City Council has given the green light to proposals from Moda Living and GDRI in a joint venture between developer and investor, Osborne + Co, and MRP, the development and investment arm of McAleer & Rushe that would transform a four-acre brownfield site at Lancefield Quay that has been vacant since 2007. The project

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SNAPPY SHOPPER RAISES MAJOR GROWTH FUNDING

Snappy Shopper has raised a seven-figure sum from existing investors Highland Technology, Kelvin Capital and Scottish Enterprise. The funds will be used to invest in the convenience store home delivery platform’s growth plans and core technology. The Dundee-based business intends to capitalise on the slowdown of the dark store operating model and capture consumer demand

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DM HALL RENEWS ASSOCIATION AS A PARTNER FOR BUSINESS

Leading Scottish independent firm of chartered surveyors DM Hall has renewed its formal link with the Association of Scotland’s Self-Caterers (ASSC) and has now been accredited as one of its “partners for business”. As such, the 125-year-old Scotland-wide firm will continue to act as ASSC’s property services and advice provider alongside other ASSC partners for

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EMPLOYERS MORE WILLING TO HIRE UNSKILLED WORKERS TO HANDLE SHORTAGE

Almost three-quarters of employers in Scotland (71%) have said that, to address skill shortages, they would be willing to employ staff without the necessary skills, while over a fifth (22%) have increased their training budget to focus on upskilling staff. The Hays Salary & Recruiting Trends guide 2023, which includes over 13,000 responses from UK

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