A new electric car charge point which could revolutionise the house building industry has been launched by a Scottish solutions firm. The BriXcell is a simple, compact EV solution which is designed to save time and money for developers. The BriXcell can be easily installed during the construction phase of any new build, with the […]
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Scottish fitness start-up Factory Weights has confirmed plans to open a 40,000 sq ft headquarters in Glasgow’s East End in May. The founders Tom Russell and Craig Guthrie are set to open the new site on London Road in the Gallowgate. Founded in Glasgow in the spring of 2021, Factory Weights capitalised on the boom of
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Mackie’s of Scotland has revealed two new flavour combinations set to hit freezer aisles this month, with both representing a celebration of locally-grown summer fruits. White Chocolate and Raspberry becomes the latest addition to its Indulgent range, while Strawberry Swirl will become an immediate part of the classic range. A positive stockist response means that
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Edinburgh-based investment partnership, Baillie Gifford, has partnered with Scottish eco-tech business, Pawprint, to help understand and reduce the carbon footprint of its employees. Pawprint is one of a growing breed of businesses harnessing technology to solve some of the biggest issues of our time and was recently highlighted by the UK Government as a Climate
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Scotland’s largest jam and marmalade maker; Mackays have become the first food producer to show their commitment to climate action by adding Pawprint to their jars. In a bid to help the nation start each day taking positive climate action there will be a QR code linking to the free Pawprint app – providing users
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L-R: Natalie Dalgleish & Simon Harper The UK’s third largest ports group Forth Ports has boosted its award-winning learning and development team with a major appointment and promotion. Simon Harper has been promoted to Group Learning and Development (L&D) Manager, taking on responsibility for the Learning & Development teams across the Group which operates eight ports
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Wild Shore has unveiled plans for a new park in West Lothian. They already have sites in Dundee, Delamere, Liverpool and New Brighton is set to transform the site of the former brickworks and quarry in Winchburgh. The project, will include the same people behind the Foxlake centre in East Lothian, involves a seven-figure investment and
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Renowned tax specialists Douglas Home & Co are urging smart Scottish businesses to take advantage of a generous Government “super-deduction” before it disappears. The firm who are experts at fast-growing accountancy practice say the potential 130% tax deduction is ideal for businesses considering a post-Covid workplace revamp, but have warned that canny firms will have
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A progressive firm of architects has appointed a renowned sustainability specialist as part of its drive to help commercial clients adapt to stringent new environmental standards. Scottish-headquartered Halliday Fraser Munro (HFM) has pledged that all seven of its UK offices and every project it undertakes could be carbon neutral by 2026. HFM was founded in
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Milngavie-based generators business DTGen has agreed to acquire the sales and projects division of Bristol-based Power Electrics Generators (PEG), from owners John and Andy Pullin. The deal adds capacity and expertise, while extending DTGen national coverage across the UK, with locations in Scotland, the Midlands and now the South. There are plans to continue investing
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