Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey has announced a new partnership with the British Army which will see it provide more than 170 homes for soldiers and their families in Gloucestershire. The company said a “landmark” purchase agreement it had reached with the Defence Infrastructure Organisation – the operator of the MoD’s built and rural estate.- would help […]
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Systal Technology Solutions, a global managed network and security service and transformation specialist, has revealed the latest cyber defence technologies that are helping to revolutionise cyber delivery innovation across Scotland and beyond. Unveiled at an exclusive event to kick-start Cyber Scotland Week at its Glasgow HQ’s Security Operations Centre (SOC) facility, Systal showcased its extended
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CivTech has announced its latest cohort of innovators set to use technology to solve real-life Challenges facing public and third sector organisations in Scotland. The latest cohort follows CivTech 7’s Demo Day earlier this month, where the Scottish Government confirmed £10million funding to the CivTech programme over the next year. CivTech 8 has marked the
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The Oxfordshire Local Enterprise Partnership (OxLEP) has launched a brand-new podcast this week, OxTalks, for businesses in Oxfordshire and beyond wanting to take their organisation to the next level. OxTalks explores the big questions in business, from finding and retaining talent, to adopting new technologies, Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) and creating equal opportunities. The
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Liverpool has reported a pre-tax profit of £7.5m for last season, with rocketing off-field costs reducing the overall benefit of a £107m increase in revenue. In a campaign in which the Premier League club came within two matches of winning an unprecedented quadruple, finishing with an FA Cup and League Cup double, revenue rose to
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By Colin Harrop Originating from the late 17th century meaning ‘passing out of use’ or falling into disuse, the term ‘obsolescence’ in relation to the construction sector may be understood as being the result of physical deterioration, technological advances, and changes in preferences. Often referring to a growing divergence between rising demand-side expectations due to
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Left to right: Business Directors Scot van den Akker, Elias van den Akker and Brian McVean Ideal Schools, a family firm which specialises in online and distance-learning bookkeeping and accounting tuition, has scooped the highest accolades in what is widely recognised as the Oscars of the profession. The Scottish-based firm, established in 1983 by Dutch
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(L) Dunfermline Foodbank project manager Sandra Beveridge and (R) Matt Smith, ATS operations manager Fife-based specialist flooring contractor Advanced Traditional Screeding (ATS) has joined forces with the Dunfermline Foodbank to help fight poverty and hunger in the region. Part of a nationwide network of foodbanks supported by the Trussell Trust, the charity provides three days
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Fresh from winning its first ever contract to deliver internal audit services to a housing association in England, Wylie & Bisset, Accountants and Business Advisers has landed asecond contract for an English housing association just weeks later. Already a leading provider of internal audit services for housing in Scotland and Northern Ireland, the firm recently
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The North East-born founder of a global production company has unveiled plans for a £450m film studio which could create one of Europe’s largest facilities as well as thousands of jobs. FulwellCain Studios, a joint venture between global entertainment company Fulwell 73 and Cain International, says its plans for Crown Works Studios in Sunderland would
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