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Evergreen Edinburgh leads the way

Edinburgh households are more climate aware and generate less waste per resident than those of any other major Scottish City according to new report produced by the City of Edinburgh Council. The 13th annual edition of Edinburgh by Numbers, just published, provides a statistical overview of the Capital and how…

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Scotland’s drive to harness the future potential of 5G will be supported by connectivity specialists FarrPoint

FarrPoint secure new 4-year contract with Scottish Futures Trust EDINBURGH, UK – 4th February 2020 – FarrPoint is delighted to announce a significant new contract to support Scottish Futures Trust in the delivery of keys areas of the Scottish Government’s 5G strategy. FarrPoint, which is headquartered in Edinburgh, has supported…

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Car Boot Sale to continue at Ocean Terminal during 2020

After a hugely successful five-month pilot, the Ocean Terminal Car Boot Sale is set to become a weekly fixture at the shopping centre during 2020. Supporting the centre’s commitment to sustainability, the weekly market encourages consumers to recycle, reuse and upcycle. Customers are encouraged to bag a bargain or perhaps…

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What to ask when looking for a financial adviser

According to research*, we have already passed the date (19th January) on which most people are likely to give up their New Year’s resolutions. Well done to those of you who have kept going past “Quitters Day”! However, if 2020 is the year in which you have promised yourself you’ll…

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Employee caught snoring fairly dismissed?

Earlier this month, the Employment Appeal Tribunal found that an employee caught snoring on the job was unfairly dismissed. Homer Simpson always managed to dodge the bullet when snoring on the job while looking after Springfield’s nuclear reactor. Unfortunately, it materialised in Goddard v Sunshine Hotel Limited, t/a Palm Court…

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Ryden completes the sale of multi-let industrial investment in Cambuslang, Glasgow for £1.125m.

Acting on behalf of Danobe, Ryden has sold the Heritable Interest in Block 9, Clydesmill Industrial Estate, Cambuslang, Glasgow to Cable Properties and Investments Limited for £1.125m, reflecting a net initial yield of 7.75% and a capital value rate of £85 psf. The property comprises a terrace of five units…

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BCC comments on Prime Minister’s vision for EU trade deal

Commenting on the Prime Minister’s speech in London today, in which he outlines his view for a future trade deal with the European Union, BCC Director General Adam Marshall, said: “Business communities want the negotiations to succeed, and are ready to contribute their expertise to inform the tough choices ahead.…

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SQA Boss helps Dalkeith pupils get work ready

Pupils in Midlothian and Edinburgh are now better prepared to join the world of work, thanks to a series of employability workshops delivered by volunteers from the Scottish Qualifications Authority (SQA). SQA volunteers are visiting schools across the region, with the latest workshop taking place at Dalkeith High School in…

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ScotRail recognised as a Top Employer 2020

ScotRail has been officially recognised by the Top Employers Institute as a Top Employer 2020 in the United Kingdom. Organisations certified as Top Employers dedicate themselves to providing the very best working environment for employees through their progressive ‘people-first’ HR practices. Independent research from the Top Employers Institute found that…

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Have your say on ground-breaking plans for transport and development in Edinburgh

Two major consultations on the future of transport and development in the Capital got underway today (Friday). People are being asked to share their views on the draft City Mobility Plan, a ten-year strategy for creating accessible, affordable and environmentally-friendly travel in and around Edinburgh, and the Choices for City Plan 2030,…

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