An application by Barratt Homes to build a much-needed new family development close to Dundee city centre is set to go before the Council planning committee next week (14 February). The five-star housebuilder’s plan to build 223 new homes on an area of brownfield land – which was once the site of the former Keiller’s […]
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Product Guru, the Glasgow-based online platform that connects challenger brands with retail buyers, is set to host a series of boutique hybrid events called “Huddles” in 2022, rolling out the concept over all major retail categories. The first two events will be hosted in March, and they will be dedicated to Gift Food and Drink, and Pet
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Fast-growing outsourced managed services provider, Workflo Solutions, has promoted Jonathan Weir to become its first Sales Director in recognition of his ten years’ service with the business. Having started with Workflo Solutions in 2012, following five years with another managed print services provider, Jonathan began his time at Workflo Solutions in new business development –
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Glasgow and Edinburgh were among the cities in the UK surveyed in the 2022 Business Challenge report. It was carried out by digital payments specialist takepayments and shows how much the pandemic has thrown the world of work on its head. The past 18 months have been difficult for many Brits trying to regain their
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Clyde Munro Dental Group has been given a further £25m war chest for acquisitions after getting the green light from its biggest backer for a new funding package. Already Scotland’s biggest independent dental group, the firm will now embark on a period of further growth through acquisition, with the additional funding package from international banking and
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The Scottish Government announced yesterday £6 million in funding to drive innovation across the public sector to improve the lives of Scottish citizens, and support a new generation of technology businesses and entrepreneurs. Awarded to CivTech – the world’s first Government-run accelerator for public sector tech innovation – the cash injection will allow the programme
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One of the country’s most progressive and largest dental chains has rebranded. Dental Scotland now has 6 sites across Glasgow, Falkirk, and Stirling. These practices treat over 30,000 patients a year offering a variety of treatments ranging from general dentistry to cosmetic and private services. They invested in the growth of the practices which involved
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More than one in five (22%) Scottish small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) will struggle to meet rising payroll costs in April, due to the incoming health and social care levy increase in National Insurance Contributions (NICs), as well as rising minimum wage rates. However, the SME Recovery Tracker from the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) and
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A Dundee woman is on a mission to motivate women in hard-to-reach audiences, including BAME communities, who suffer from hardship and disadvantage but aspire to be in a better situation. Fatima Ramzan (pictured above) who, for the past 25 years has worked in community-led projects and played a pivotal role in the success of Dundee
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Scottish footfall decreased by 16.2% in January, compared with two years earlier. However that is a 6.6% improvement on December. The latest Scottish Retail Consortium (SRC) and Sensormatic IQ data also showed that shopping centre footfall fell by 36.6% in January across Scotland, down from a decline of 31.9% in December. In January, footfall in
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