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BREWDOG FORCED TO CLOSE SIX PUBS DUE TO RISING ENERGY COSTS

BrewDog has confirmed it will close six of its bars, including three in Scotland, after claiming “spiralling energy bills” made the future of the sites unviable. The brewing giant says staff will be moved to other locations and there will be no job losses. The closing pubs are the Hop and Anchor in Aberdeen, Smithfield Market Arms

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CHIEF OF SPACE OPERATIONS VISITS UK ROCKET COMPANY TO STRENGTHEN SPACE RELATIONS

Last week, the first Chief of Space Operations for the United States, General John W. “Jay” Raymond, toured the facilities of Skyrora as US interest grows in the British rocket company. The landmark visit will bolster the key space relationship between the UK and US ahead of Skyrora’s plans to be the first UK company

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ACE AQUATEC ACCELERATES GLOBAL GROWTH WITH LATEST APPOINTMENT

Award-winning aquaculture technology specialists, Ace Aquatec, have appointed Costa Skotidas to the role of Sales & Partnerships Manager, to spearhead its EMEA (Europe, the Middle East and Africa) operations. Following recent growth in countries including Greece and Denmark, Skotidas will be responsible for overseeing the firm’s expansion into further European markets as well as the

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EBC GROWTH CONTINUES WITH APPOINTMENT OF FIRST OPERATIONS DIRECTOR

The Edinburgh Boiler Company (EBC) has continued its growth plan with the appointment of Dougie Bell (pictured above) as its first Operations Director. Dougie was most recently with Ideal Heating and brings a wealth of experience to the new role having worked in the industry for 19 years, holding senior positions in both sales and

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SCOTTISH SPECIALISTS WITH 70 YEAR HERITAGE BECOMES PART OF BLACKWOOD

Residents in 14 Abbeyfield shared Houses – where the average age is 88 – have voted overwhelmingly to join Blackwood Homes and Care. A secret ballot of 106 Abbeyfield residents earlier this year saw them vote by a 99% majority to transfer to Blackwood. Now the move has been completed to become part of independent

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TROJAN ANNOUNCES MULTI MILLION PROJECT TO FUEL THE DRIVE TOWARDS ELECTRIC VEHICLES

Motorists in one of London’s biggest boroughs are set to benefit from a multi-million pound investment in on-street, residential, electric vehicle (EV) charging spaces. Barnet will see the installation of over 500 charging points, designed to be flat-and-flush with the pavement that will enable residents without driveways to charge their EVs easily and locally, and

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MACKIE’S FRUIT BASED PRODUCT SALES REACH MILESTONE

One of Scotland’s favourite ice cream brands has recorded a 95% increase in the sales of its fruit-based products resulting in a record-breaking summer for the firm. The Aberdeenshire family-run business, Mackie’s of Scotland has doubled sales on last year for its fruity ice creams including Strawberry Swirl, Raspberry Ripple and White Chocolate and Raspberry.

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INVESTMENT SEALS BRIGHT FUTURE FOR MAJOR FOOD FACTORY

More than 40 jobs have been created following a major refit of one of Scotland’s largest food ingredient manufacturers, with output on track to exceed pre-pandemic levels before the end of the year. Macphie’s Tannochside facility has restarted full-scale production for the first time since it consolidated all operations to its Glenbervie headquarters near Stonehaven

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