Without Us Where Would They Turn?

Without Us Where Would They Turn?

Lindsay Fyffe-Jardine, CEO Edinburgh Dog and Cat Home Dogs and cats are in our name, it’s what we do and it’s what gets us up in the morning. The thing about the Home, which many people don’t know about or see, is the reality of the human stories that we…

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A Dominant Strategy of E

We start from chariots of fire, romans, celtics, emblems, colours, swords and metaphoric look at football analogies too and prolific decision makers globally.  President Macron, Boris Johnson, Lee and Avram Glazer and his family. Manchester United, Barcelona are a few..  They run to board room strategy with policy the hague,…

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Burges Salmon sees further growth in Edinburgh

The firm is celebrating the continued growth of its Edinburgh office with three new appointments across its Banking and Finance and Projects teams. The firm recently celebrated the second anniversary of the launch of its base in the Scottish capital, reporting a number of significant milestones achieved by the Edinburgh…

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Build to Rent – a growing share of real estate investment

Whilst much of the focus during the Covid-19 pandemic has been on the impact felt by the retail, leisure and hospitality industries, there remains cause for optimism in other real estate asset classes. One of these sectors being purpose-built rental housing, commonly referred to as ‘build to rent’ (BTR). Rent…

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A system is only as strong as the process, policy and procedure behind it

By Robert Baillie, Operations Manager, Evolution Security Facial recognition. A technology that is increasingly being specified within the security industry. So too Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR). A technology that is now well-established in the market, and a familiar tool in car parks, for example, to improve vehicle flow and…

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Surge in staycations brings a host of opportunities for farms and estates, and the rewards will go to the early adopters

By Paul Houghton Farming life in a small northern country such as Scotland is seldom without a crisis of one nature or another, and over the course of this last year they have crowded the horizon like squalls rolling in from the western seas. In addition to the day-to-day difficulties,…

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European hauliers are looking to expand – despite Brexit and regulatory red tape

More than a third of European road transport businesses are thinking about expanding their operations into other countries, with the UK leading the list, according to a survey from DWF, the global provider of integrated legal and business services.   The survey, carried out by One Poll for DWF, found…

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SCC respond to latest Scottish Government lockdown announcement

“Businesses will understand the importance of tackling the new ‘Delta’ variant, but today’s decision will be a great relief for some and disappointing for others. While some areas will be able to take advantage of further re-opening, other areas have hit another roadblock. “Where restrictions have been extended, the Scottish…

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Staycation Marketing Tips for Hospitality Businesses

2021 staycations are soon set to surge. If you run a hospitality business in Scotland, follow these tips for staycation marketing success in 2021. Staycation Trends If everything goes to plan, it’s all change in Scotland from the 26th of April, with staycations set to recommence, and travel permitted between…

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History of Golf on the Scottish Links

Golf is a global game. In 2021 The Masters at Augusta National had its first ever Japanese winner. Participation figures are up, club memberships are trending in the right direction and golf equipment sales are higher than ever as players look to technology to gain that extra 10%. But golf’s…

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