Investigo, the specialist permanent and interim recruitment firm, has opened its doors in Amsterdam, Netherlands, driven by a growing demand for highly skilled data analysts, data engineers and data scientists amid a market shortage. With a dedicated team of specialists, Investigo reinforces its commitment to the Benelux market where they’ve developed strong partnerships with […]
Wbg, one of Scotland’s leading independent specialist full-service accountancy firms, has urged SMEs seeking equity finance to get themselves investment-ready. While research from the British Business Bank shows that equity deal activity involving smaller businesses in Scotland picked up during the first half of 2024, one of only two parts of the UK to
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Left to Right: Colin Kinghorn (Director), Neil Wilson(Director, operations – kitchens & living spaces), MichelleKinghorn(Director, accounts & admin), Ian McDonald (Director, operations– windows, doors and roofline), Danielle McAnespie (Director, design &sales) & Martin Allan (Director) Bon Accord Glass, one of Aberdeen’s best-known companies, has been acquired through a management buyout (MBO) as it celebrates 50
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Scotland Food & Drink has announced the appointment of two Non-Executive Directors to its board. Stuart McCallum (pictured above), currently a Partner with RSM based in Glasgow and John Dalley, previously Finance Director at Scottish & Newcastle International and CFO of Scotmid joined the board from 30th October. John and Stuart return the board
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Advanced Traditional Screeding (ATS), the Fife-based specialist flooring contractor, has laid the foundations for major growth after taking delivery of its second Putzmeister Transmix truck. The enormous German-manufactured 44-tonne vehicle is specially designed for pouring thermal lightweight aggregate (TLA), a non-combustible insulation alternative that can be used for floors, roofs and voids, and will
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One of the country’s foremost housing associations has announced a transformative partnership with digital care experts Appello to deliver cutting-edge telecare services. The partnership is set to bring advanced digital solutions to over 5000 homes managed by Hanover Scotland, ensuring its telecare systems are fully upgraded ahead of the national analogue-to-digital phone network switchover
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Hardies Property & Construction Consultants has marked its 110-year anniversary by fundraising for Centrepoint, the country’s leading youth homelessness charity. Having invited each of its 13 offices throughout the UK to create an event centred around the number 110 to raise funds for Centrepoint and other local charities, a total of £1,200 was raised
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Leading energy company SSE has secured 62,000 sq. ft. across four floors of Glasgow’s Aurora at 120 Bothwell Street, with the well-known office building recently reaching practical completion of its ambitious refurbishment project. SSE will expand its Glasgow presence, with the space at Aurora adding to its existing office on Waterloo Street. The building
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Oceanic Awards, the Glasgow based awards organiser is expanding the number of wedding Awards it will be hosting going into 2025. For 17 years Oceanic Awards have been spotlighting local businesses and business owners across several sectors with one of the key sectors being the wedding industry. Starting with the Scottish Wedding Awards which
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Holmes Mackillop director Craig Donnelly (pictured above) has questioned the practicality of Community Land Scotland’s call for young people to have a legal right to live in the community where they grew up. While acknowledging that there is an acute shortage of affordable properties in rural areas, Donnelly questions both the practicality and the
