The ninth annual Scottish Print Apprentice of the Year awards which recognises the achievements of print apprentices and their potential to secure the future health and prosperity of the printing industry in Scotland, heard a spirited appeal from its President for more young people to consider the attractions of an apprenticeship in the print industry. At […]
Eycon, the Glasgow-based building contractor, is primed for further growth following the appointment of two new directors. Colin Young, who joined the firm in February 2022 as Contracts Manager, steps up to become Construction Director, while Iain Buchanan has been promoted to Commercial Director after 18 months with the firm. The strengthening of the
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3t, the UK’s no. 1 provider of blended learning solutions for high-hazard industries continues to expand its international presence, with the announcement of its acquisition of ALL STOP!, a leading safety-critical training business in the US. This strategic tie-up will combine ALL STOP!’s exceptional practical training with 3t’s market-leading learning technology to create an
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Vital peatlands at a major wind farm site in South Lanarkshire have been restored thanks to a partnership between a leading renewable developer and a local construction firm. Taking place at its Middle Muir Wind Farm site, OnPath Energy (formally Banks Renewables) partnered with Drumclog Plant Ltd to revitalise the peat bog, securing its
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Leading precision manufacturer Cube Glass has secured a series of new contract wins in the North of Scotland totalling £250,000. The Cumbernauld-based company, which manufactures and installs aluminium doors and windows, is set to undertake a curtain walling installation at Castletown Distillery in Thurso and a similar installation at the new ferry terminal at Uig
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Scotland’s largest salon group and creative colour experts, Rainbow Room International have hit an incredible milestone this year celebrating 45 years in business. Rainbow Room International began with one salon situated on Buchanan Street in Glasgow in 1979 has grown to become an eleven-salon strong group. The group has grown organically over the past
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(L) Immediate Past President Alistair Grant and (R) newSELECT President Mike Stark The new President of Scotland’s largest construction industry trade association, SELECT, has warned that the demands on the electrical network to power artificial intelligence (AI) may become unsustainable as it becomes a growing part of society. Mike Stark, who took over as President
A pizza chain based in Larkhall has announced FREE PIZZA for every home in Scotland if we win the 2024 UEFA Euros trophy. Boss Pizza, based on Union Street, Larkhall is committed to rewarding fan support and energy. They are backing Scotland to beat Europe’s best and will celebrate by giving every home in Scotland free
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Scotland’s flourishing design sector has fuelled the success of a leading events platform celebrating its 10th anniversary. As the city marks its 10th year as UNESCO City of Design, Dundee jeweller Joanne MacFadyen (pictured above) of Tea Green Events is celebrating a decade in business by holding a record 20 markets across Scotland, driven by increased demand
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The latest analysis from finance expert, RIFT has shown that despite the steep decline from the glory days of the 1900s, Scotland’s shipbuilding industry has remained steadily consistent in recent years; however, a push to rebuild the sector could bring a potential boost of £342 million to the Scottish economy. In the early 1900s,
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