Screen cultures in the spotlight at Queen Margaret University event

Film buffs and arts professionals will explore screen cultures as part of a special public symposium event being staged on the QMU campus, Thursday 22nd June, 9am-6.30pm.

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Linlithgow Palace Junior Tour Guides celebrate 40 years

The Linlithgow Palace Junior Tour Guide project turns 40 this year and to mark this special anniversary, Junior Tour Guides past and present are being asked to dig out their stories, photographs and memorabilia to be shared at a celebration in August.

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Wild day out at the Zoo for Scottish children’s charities

An extra special community event took place at RZSS Edinburgh Zoo this Father’s Day (18 June), with over 400 guests from five Scottish charities invited to take part in the second annual Wild about Scotland Day.

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Gleneagles Festive Party Nights

Invite your colleagues or clients to celebrate in style this festive season in the Gleneagles Ballroom where you will enjoy delicious dining, fabulous entertainment from the Soul Brothers and a luxurious overnight stay.

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BCC comments on the start of Brexit negotiations

On the day negotiations begin on the UK's departure from the European Union, Dr Adam Marshall, Director General of the British Chambers of Commerce (BCC), comments...

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Shepherd and Wedderburn acts for MedSource as the company expands into the UK

Leading UK law firm, Shepherd and Wedderburn has acted for MedSource in a deal that saw the company acquire the data services division of Datatrial, a UK based international biometrics and technology company that supports clinical trials.

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Weber Shandwick Chair Recognised in Queen’s Birthday Honours

Nora Senior, Executive Chair UK Regions and Ireland of global communications consultancy, Weber Shandwick, has been recognised with a Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List 2017.

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Edinburgh professor joins global mission to help child refugees in Syria

A global health expert from Queen Margaret University (QMU), Edinburgh has joined forces with some of the world’s top academics to help children and young people affected by conflict in Syria.

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Government Must Act to Stimulate Demand and Investment

The Bank of England is walking a very narrow line on monetary policy and a rise in interest rates may come sooner rather than later following the narrow vote to maintain interest rates at 0.25% and the onus is now on Government to take steps to bolster demand and investment.

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Borders Railway on track for success

A new report published today [Thursday 15 June] has found that the Borders Railway is attracting new workers, homeowners and tourists to communities served by the line.

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