Kilmac on the road to all-electric fleet
Tayside civil engineering contractor Kilmac is on the road to creating an all-electric fleet.
The Perthshire Chamber of Commerce member has taken delivery of cars for management and engineers, with fast charging points installed at...
British Army joins forces with CrisisCast to develop revolutionary virtual reality training
Working closely in partnership with the British Army, expert disaster and crisis management organisation, CrisisCast, has announced the pilot of a virtual reality platform developed to assist Armed Forces training in human emotions and...
New Project to help Forth Valley sensory people into employment
A new project designed to improve employment prospects for people with sensory conditions in Falkirk/Stirling/Clackmannanshire has been launched by Forth Valley Sensory Centre.
This is a much needed initiative as according to RNIB research: “Only...
Five Local Businesses nominated for prestigious Chamber Business Awards
Five local businesses have been nominated for the Chamber Business Awards 2021 by Dundee & Angus Chamber of Commerce (DACC). Members of DACC had the opportunity to put themselves forward to be in with...
Construction of a new sculpture honouring Inverclyde’s shipbuilding heritage begins
Work has started on the foundations for the giant ‘Shipbuilders of Port Glasgow’ statue, which will take pride of place in the town’s Coronation Park.
The sculpture of two stainless steel figures hard at work...
Ice cream brand hosts public tour for first time in over a decade
Scotland’s biggest ice cream brand has opened its farm doors to 12 lucky visitors for the first time in over a decade.
Mackie’s of Scotland gave their visitors a VIP exclusive tour, with a full...
SFRS reveals firefighters respond to almost 30,000 workplace false alarms each year
Around 64,000 hours of firefighters’ time is needlessly spent each year checking out false alarms from workplaces, figures from the latest Scottish Fire and Rescue Service consultation show.
The Service mobilises on average two fire...
Commercial tenants need to better understand their lease agreements, warns Scottish law firm, Austin...
Glasgow-based Austin Lafferty Solicitors is warning businesses not to rush into a new commercial lease agreement without fully understanding the small print. The law firm believes that with uncertainties remaining this winter over Covid-19...
New Entrepreneur in Residence for Stirling Management School
An Edinburgh-based businesswoman has been appointed Entrepreneur in Residence at the University of Stirling Management School, to support students, staff and alumni with practical advice and mentorship.
Allison Harrison took over small business Hot Yoga...
Glasgow Science Centre will host public as Green Zone for COP26
The Glasgow Science Centre will be the venue for the Green Zone at COP26, the crucial United Nations Climate Change Conference set to be hosted by the UK in Glasgow this November.
The Green Zone...