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Brian Robb, payroll manager at Anderson Anderson & Brown (AAB), warns firms who utilised the furlough scheme to prepare for a compliance check. The Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) began in March 2020 and was a lifeline to many businesses.

Two dentists, who met at university and went on to partner in three dental practices in Scotland, are set to develop their business further following a seven-figure funding package from Unity Trust Bank. Iain Maudsley and Brian McMillan became friends after studying dentistry at Glasgow University i

With the Scottish economy beginning to re-open and people starting to spend savings built up during lockdowns, there are signs of consumer confidence returning. In its latest annual Midsummer Retail Report, Colliers has revealed that thanks to the ‘vaccine bounce’, and hope that the

A total of 55% of employees in 2021 think businesses are not doing enough to tackle climate change, up from 45% in 2019, according to a survey of over 1,000 people carried out last week by Edinburgh-based eco-tech business Pawprint. The UK wide Pawprint; Climate Change And Your Workplace Survey, 202

Business is booming at Bathgate-based storage and distribution firm Spring Distribution (Scotland) Ltd, with record demand and new customer trends enabling the firm to expand and create new jobs. The family business is directed by a management team that includes three sisters Lesley Ward, Dawn Carso

Hostwave Ltd, a lighting manufacturer based in Bellshill is embarking on growth plans following an increase in business this year. The firm specialises in emergency lighting products, working with hospitals, universities, offices and warehouses providing innovative lighting solutions.

Aberdeenshire-based civil engineering firm WM Donald has opened a new office in the King James VI Business Centre in Perth.

A £200,000 project that will boost the recovery of Stirling’s tourism sector from the COVID-19 pandemic has been given the green light.

Moorfield Group, the owner and landlord of Aberdeen Energy and Innovation Parks, has recently agreed a new long-term lease with Aberdeen & Grampian Chamber of Commerce.

An unexpected plague of mice has forced hundreds of prisoners and prison staff to evacuate.

Henderson Loggie has appointed Ian McDonald as its new head of energy. Mr McDonald is corporate finance director with the accountancy firm providing lead advisory and transaction support to companies nationwide and has a long career in providing advice to those in the energy sector.

Growth capital investor BGF has completed a £7 million investment in The Artisanal Spirits Company plc (ASC) as part of its admission to trading on AIM.

Business advisory firm Quantuma has expanded its forensic accounting and investigation team into Scotland with the appointment of managing director David Bell. In his new role, Mr Bell will be responsible for launching Quantuma’s forensic accounting offering in Scotland. He will assist individ

The UK Government has told UK firms struggling with coronavirus-related debts that it will not pursue them for unpaid taxes in an attempt to avoid an increase in insolvencies this summer. Restructuring experts have said that many company companies will feel the full weight of the COVID-19 pandemic o

A limited partner in a Scottish investment fund has succeeded in the first stage of an action of count, reckoning and payment against the partnership and its general partners before the Outer House of the Court of Session. Johann Herberstein believed that the value of his interest in the p