Hundreds of women across Scotland will continue to receive critical financial and emotional support thanks to a landmark merger between two long-established benevolent funds. The Royal Society for the Support of Women of Scotland (the Society) and the E Mclaren Fund for Indigent Ladies (the Fund) have united in a move that secures the […]
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E-Training World, a market leader in online driver profiling and e-driver training, is introducing a new suite of driver wellbeing modules, a podcast series, and increasing its use of AI as it launches a new corporate image and website as part of its growing proposition. With over 20 years of experience in reducing driver
A specialist wildlife travel firm that takes nature lovers to the furthest corners of the globe has turned to Scottish software experts to bring its back-office operations up to speed. Naturetrek, a Hampshire-based operator with a 40-year heritage in global wildlife tours, is now working with East Kilbride-based tech firm Eureka Solutions to implement
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A rising star at a Renfrewshire dental clinic has been recognised among the best new dentists across the UK and Ireland, and is one of only two based in Scotland. Cara Marcuccilli, a Vocational Dental Practitioner (VDP) at Scottish Dental Care’s Bishopton Dental Clinic, was named as one of the 18 winners of the
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Jack Unwin (pictured above), a 30 year-old environmental consultant from Chester, is gearing up to tackle one of the world’s toughest endurance races, the Ironman Tallinn in Estonia. Jack is raising money for Alzheimer’s Research UK and Manchester Women’s Aid, with the support of Mackenzie Jones Solicitors, a law practice based in St Asaph,
Getting a taxi back from a hospitality venue will not become more expensive after a court ruled that Uber’s rival operators will not have to pay 20% VAT on their profits outside London. The UK Supreme Court ruled that private-hire operators do not enter into a contract with passengers, dismissing an Uber appeal. Private-hire
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A rising star of DM Hall, one of Scotland’s largest firms of independent Chartered Surveyors, has earned the recognition of his peers by being shortlisted for the prestigious 2025 RICS Matrics Surveyor Awards. Roger Davis (pictured above), who works as an Associate as part of the firm’s North East Residential Team in the Aberdeen
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NavLive, an AI-driven 3D scanning company, has launched a new Portal to give architecture and construction teams instant access to AI-enhanced building, modelling and measurement scans from its NavLive scanner. The Portal takes real time output from the NavLive scanner, acting as a digital hub to view, measure and export all scan data. It
Shield Safety, the UK’s trusted provider in food safety, health and safety, and fire safety, recently hosted its annual Golden Shield Awards – a celebration of dedication, performance and excellence across the entire organisation. Held to honour the achievements of its people over the past year, the event reflected Shield Safety’s ongoing commitment to
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SYTECH, a leading multi-disciplinary consultancy based in Stoke-on-Trent, recently hosted a well-received Digital Forensics Threshold workshop at the University of Staffordshire. The event brought together industry professionals to share valuable insights, explore current challenges, and discuss forward-thinking solutions shaping the future of digital forensics. Bringing together voices from frontline services, specialist agencies and technical
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