Rosemount Lifelong Learning, a Royston-based charity helping to combat digital exclusion and promote digital literacy, has launched Digitots; a new initiative supporting children aged three to five with the development of the skills they need to thrive in a tech-driven world. Through engaging activities like digital drawing using tablets, interactive games on a digital […]
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Storyteq, part of the Inspired Thinking Group (ITG), has been named a Leader in the 2025 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Digital Asset Management (DAM). This recognition comes after the platform was named a Leader in the 2024 Magic Quadrant for Content Marketing Platforms for two consecutive years. Storyteq’s AI-generated capabilities, brand asset management, and
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Scotcoin will list on a major cryptocurrency exchange in February 2025, which will see the project valued at $250 million (£200 million) on its market debut. The Scotcoin Project (TSP) Community Interest Company has exchanged contracts with a ‘tier 1’ exchange and will initially be paired with Tether, the world’s most liquid and largest
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Holmes Mackillop director Karen Condie (pictured above) has marked Divorce Day by urging Scotland to follow England’s lead on a ‘one couple one lawyer’ approach to divorce. While noting that Divorce Day (Monday, January 6th – the first Monday after January 1st, and reputedly the day when many couples file for divorce) is nothing
Neil McIntosh (pictured above), the former editor of The Scotsman, is back in journalism after launching his own media business. Previously managing editor of BBC Online and deputy editor of The Wall Street Journal’s European editions during three decades in the industry, McIntosh left the newspaper in the latter part of 2024 after three-and-a-half
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Dundee Science Centre has appointed of Jill Farrell (pictured above) as its new Chief Executive Officer to coincide with its 25th anniversary. Jill is replacing Isabel Bruce who retired after five successful years in the role. Jill, who lives in Newport, is a circular economy and business development professional with over 20 years of
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Diageo is honoured to receive the news that five Royal Warrants of Appointment to His Majesty The King have been granted to its brands for the supply of spirits and wines to the Royal Household. These Royal Warrants are granted to: Justerini & Brooks as Wine & Spirits Merchants, John Walker & Sons (Johnnie
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Insurepair, the Edinburgh-based all trades insurance reinstatement specialist, is to launch an ambitious business strategy which will see the company invest £100,000 in new technology in the next 12 months. In what bosses describe as “radical plans”, the firm is to completely overhaul its internal processes with the adoption of US firm CoreLogic’s Symbility
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Morgan Sindall Construction will continue its work with Bradford College following its appointment as contractor for the purpose-built Future Technologies Centre. Having previously undertaken phase one of the project, which saw the demolition of a derelict mill on Thornton Road in the city, Morgan Sindall will now undertake phase two. This phase will see
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Wbg, one of Scotland’s leading independent specialist full-service accountancy firms, has responded to the Scottish Government’s Budget by noting that while it offers some good news for the hospitality sector, the lack of any changes to tax rates means that many Scots will still be paying higher rates than taxpayers in the remainder of
