Government must pump cash into Scottish Water to avert crisis
A surface water expert in urging government ministers to pump cash into Scottish Water to avert a drainage crisis.
Powerful portraits inspire Scots to step forward for the environment
Inspiring stories of Scots who champion the joy of everyday walking have been featured in an online exhibition launched as COP26 is underway in Glasgow.
Award-winning author inspires next generation of business advisors in SparkLab session at Strathclyde University
Neil Gaught, the award-winning author of the CORE books and conceiver of Single Organizing Idea will be hosting an open event at Strathclyde University on…
Festive favourites arrive at Glasgow Fort
Christmas has arrived early at Glasgow Fort this year, with three new stores that are perfect for festive shopping.
Mackie’s wind turbines surpass 100 million kWh milestone
One of Scotland’s largest food and drink brands has generated more than one hundred gigawatt hours of renewable energy through its wind turbines.
Dental directors reveal flagship eco-practice equipped with bird feeders and beehives
The board of directors at Scotland’s largest dental group have unveiled its leading ‘eco-champion’ practice in the heart of the Highlands.
Highlanders become Scotland’s first ever employee-owned full-service accountancy firm
A Highland-based business has made history by becoming Scotland’s first employee-owned full-service accountancy firm.
Summers-Inman bolsters senior management team in Scotland
Construction and property consultants Summers-Inman has strengthened its senior management team in Scotland with the promotion of Angus Macdonald to Director.
Scottish businesses see sharp rise in instances of advanced distress
Businesses in Scotland have seen a marked increase in levels of businesses experiencing advanced financial distress in the third quarter of 2021 compared to the…
Giant rainbow made from recycled cans appears in Shawlands ahead of the start of COP26
A giant rainbow installation has appeared overnight in Shawlands Civic Square ahead of the start of COP26.
Rapid growth sees Scottish Glamping Site design Consultancy, Glampitect, hit £1m turnover
Glampitect, the Scottish glamping site design consultancy, is celebrating hitting £1million of sales just two years after forming.
Six Paediatric Operating Rooms Redeveloped in Zambia by Scottish Charity
Thousands of children in Zambia now have better access to safe surgery with the opening of six new paediatric Operating Rooms courtesy of global health…
The Scotch Whisky Experience debuts sustainability line
Since 1988, The Scotch Whisky Experience has been helping visitors fall in love with Scotland’s national drink.
Buyers urged to snap up final four homes as award-winning site nears sell out
Buyers wanting to move to an award-winning housing development are being urged to act now as the last few homes remain.
Former NHS physio turns attention to pets with launch of new service in Glasgow
A physiotherapist who spent almost two decades treating humans for the NHS is now turning her attention to helping pets in need as part of…
What Are People Prepared To Do About The Environment When It Comes To Being A Consumer?
The COP26 Summit highlights some of the major targets that governments and businesses face with the increased global focus on moving to a “net zero…
Golden Charter Moves to Hybrid Working with Support of Juggl Desks
Golden Charter, one of the UK’s leading funeral plan providers, is moving to hybrid working for most of its employees with the support of desk…
Innovative programme launched to help workers spot domestic abuse
Workers across Scotland are being recruited in a new nationwide project to help them play their part in eliminating violence against women and girls.
Mackie’s goes under the microscope to test ice cream improvements
Scientists have put Scotland’s best-selling ice cream brand under the microscope, to understand the impact of its new state-of-the-art freezer system on the smoothness of…
The Shorelines Project heads to Glasgow for COP26 talks
Organisers of Hull’s Shorelines Project will speak at the UN Climate Change Conference and start conversations about taking action against flood risk.
Water expert demands public sector green action
An Edinburgh surface water specialist is urging Scottish public and third sector organisations to use carbon-negative drainage systems on new construction projects.
Family brand invests in future after record chocolate sales
One of Scotland’s top food brands is re-launching their chocolate range with new look packaging to build on the success of its best ever year…
Pioneer of four-day week maps global expansion and urges companies to follow suit as turnover increases to £16.7m
A pioneer of the four-day working week in Scotland has urged other companies to follow suit as they celebrate five years of their unique flexible…
Accolade for uncompromising Edinburgh care home
An Edinburgh care home has been praised for its tailored approach to providing care and high standards of service at an industry award ceremony.