2025 is a milestone year for Northern Ireland’s leading technical and professional qualifications awarding body, Open College Network NI (OCN), as it celebrates 30 years of operation. Since its foundation in 1995 (May) OCN has evolved into the largest awarding body in Northern Ireland, impacting the educational landscape locally by offering flexible, inclusive qualifications […]
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Over 75 of Scotland’s leading food and drink producers gathered in Glasgow on 14 May for the first-ever Showcasing Scotland UK – a high-impact, one-day event that delivered hundreds of business-to-business meetings with influential buyers from across the UK. Held at the DoubleTree by Hilton in Glasgow, the event was hosted by Scotland Food
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Mosaic Architecture + Design, one of Scotland’s most experienced practices, has completed the redevelopment of the former Dalian House in the heart of Glasgow city centre, for Maven/ Calmont into an exciting development providing 92 Build To Rent (BTR) residential flats and associated landscaping and shared amenity spaces. Along with internal alterations, the redevelopment
Leading Cheshire-based law firm SAS Daniels LLP is pleased to announce the promotion of three valued team members in recognition of their dedication and contribution to the firm. Kerry Jones, a longstanding member of the private client team, has been promoted to senior associate. Based in the firm’s Congleton office and with a wealth
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Ralph Sayer, the Edinburgh-based solicitors and estate agents, is targeting continued growth with the appointment of two senior members of staff. Kimberley Mackay has joined as a Partner to head up a new private client division of the business, while the team has been further bolstered with the arrival of Louise McLaren as Legal
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Cumbernauld-based precision manufacturer Cube Glass has secured a major commercial breakthrough in winning its first contract to undertake work for retail giant Tesco. Operating alongside contractor, Key Property Solutions (KPS), Cube Glass will next month begin a £250,000 project to install a timber curtain walling system for a new Tesco Superstore in Harrogate, North
Stoke-on-Trent-based SYTECH, a leading multi-disciplinary consultancy renowned for its rich history of digital forensics expertise, is celebrating significant success and growth over the past financial year. With a persistent outlook on driving continuous improvement and identifying inefficient processes, the firm’s monumental journey highlights its commitment to excellence, innovation, and adapting to technological advancements. SYTECH
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Family-run Bridge Health & Wellbeing in Christchurch, Dorset, is delighted to have won Gold in the Health, Beauty & Wellbeing category of the Christchurch Business Awards 2025. Organised by Marketing West, the Christchurch Business Awards celebrate the best local businesses across Christchurch, supporting and encouraging the growth and development of SMEs that contribute to
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Jet2.com has announced the launch of its first-ever fully funded pilot training programme, giving up to 60 aspiring pilots the opportunity to fly for the award-winning airline without having to self-fund the £100,000-plus cost of flight training. The programme has been developed to attract the very best talent to support Jet2.com’s growth, enabling the
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Holmes Mackillop Solicitors director and Head of Corporate Ralph Riddiough (pictured above) has advised customers of supermarkets hit with cyberattacks to be on the alert to a spike in scams. The recent targeting of retailers including Marks and Spencer and Co-op has led to empty shelves across UK stores as the companies’ slowed deliveries and
