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Local businesses set for economic boost from proposed Corr Chnoc Wind Farm

By Business CNCT Through a new supplier registration portal, businesses across Argyll and Bute are being encouraged to explore the commercial opportunities that could arise from the proposed Corr Chnoc Wind Farm. Renewable energy developer Galileo Empower has launched the portal to formally register interest from local suppliers and contractors who may wish to support […]

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ONE of Wales’ best-known hotels is blending more than 150 years of heritage with a fresh culinary direction as it invites locals and visitors alike to rediscover one of Llandudno’s most iconic destinations.

By Business CNCT The Imperial Hotel – which has welcomed generations of families, holidaymakers and returning guests to the promenade in the ‘Queen of the Welsh Resorts’ – has unveiled a contemporary new food offering designed to establish its acclaimed Chantrey’s Restaurant as a dining destination in its own right – open to all. The

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Vision, or a Glass Ceiling? Scotland’s Entrepreneurial Question in 2026

By Business CNCT It is a question that divides boardrooms, policy forums and founder meetups across the country: Does Scotland lack entrepreneurial vision in 2026 — or has it been systematically held back? By the numbers, the picture is strikingly mixed. Investment into Scottish start-ups topped £210 million in the first five months of 2026 —

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Capital vs Commercial: Where is Better to Do Business — Edinburgh or Glasgow?

By Business CNCT For generations, the debate has echoed across boardrooms, networking events and startup hubs: if you are launching, scaling or locating a business in Scotland, Edinburgh or Glasgow — which delivers the stronger foundation? The two cities sit just 50 miles apart, connected by one of the UK’s busiest rail links, and share a

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Jerroms appoints Mansoor Ellahi as Client Director, strengthening its regional audit leadership.

By Mukarram Hamid Jerroms, part of Sumer, has promoted long-standing audit specialist Mansoor Ellahi to Client Director within its Audit team, underlining the firm’s ongoing investment in expert talent and its commitment to delivering clear, high-quality audit services to businesses across the Midlands. Sumer is a UK-wide accountancy and business advisory group focused on supporting

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DM Hall team conquers National Three Peaks Challenge for charity

Members of the DM Hall Three Peaks Challenge team in the Scafell PikeImage by DM HallBy Mukarram Hamid Ten members of DM Hall’s rural, commercial and residential property teams have completed the National Three Peaks Challenge, climbing the highest peaks in Scotland, England and Wales to raise funds for its charity partners. Funds raised will

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