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Well known Glenrothes accountant Peter Southcott, a partner with EQ Accountants, has been elected President of Fife Chamber of Commerce. Members of the business support organisation elected Mr Southcott as president at the group’s AGM at the Bay Hotel in Kinghorn last week.

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KPMG has been appointed joint administrator at Aberdeen engineering firm Enterprise Engineering Services Limited where 58 staff have been made redundant after the continued low oil price saw turnover fall from £23 million in 2014 to £17 million in 2015. KPMG, which has been appointed joint adminis

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The average house price in Scotland’s seaside towns has grown by £348 per month since 2005, according to new data. The latest Seaside Towns Review from the Bank of Scotland found that over the past decade, the average price has grown by 39 per cent, from £108,449 to £150,210 – exceeding the 3

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Michelle Sutherland Michelle Sutherland, a legal director specialised in Employment law at Macroberts, writes about the recent introduction of The Enterprise Act 2016, examining the main aims, the controversy attracted by some of its provisions and whether there is scope for further regulations to b

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The Church of Scotland is considering the sale of land historically used to graze animals but which now brings back little or no return.

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Picture courtesy of Tumblr user Brooke West An Italian court has acquitted a man accused of falling behind in child support payments after he decided to pay in pizzas instead of euros.

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Annual rent rises in Scotland are at a three-year low, although Edinburgh is bucking the trend with record price increases, the latest Scotland Buy-to-Let Index from Your Move has found. Average residential rents in Scotland have climbed 0.6 per cent in the twelve months to April 2016, in the slowes

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Airdrie Savings Bank, Scotland’s only independent, mutual bank, has produced a twist on the cashback mortgage idea allowing employees, trustees and volunteers of thousands of Scotland’s third sector organisations and social enterprises benefit by £250. Many banks offer cashback to borrowers as

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Phil Anderson with Karen Moore, Diabetes UK regional fundraiser, (right) and Lesley Mitchell, Business Development Manager at Aberdeen Douglas. The managing director of a north-east financial services company is celebrating after making waves for a local charity.

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