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Scottish Parliament under plans announced yesterday to name the building's committee rooms. MSPs, who presently meet in rooms known only as one to six, were asked to suggest people who made a "significant contribution" to the country. SNP back-bencher...
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Stanley Robertson knew a thing or two about triumphing over adversity and still more about open-handedness...He told stories from the common treasury, nudging tales from the past into the present with contemporary touches that never compromised the integrity...
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Keegan has been unveiled as the new chair of Scotland's Colleges. Currently chair of Langside College in Glasgow, Mr Keegan has 35 years experience of further education and training in a variety of roles, beginning his career at Motherwell College in...
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Introduce a lowest price for every unit of alcohol sold in Scotland...This would raise the price of some supermarket own-label vodka by 50 per cent and strong cider by 100 per cent. Allow local licensing boards to ban so-called "irresponsible promotions"...
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In overnight sport, Juan Martin Del Potro kept his ATP World Tour finals hopes alive and India piled on the runs against Sri Lanka. US Open champion Juan Martin del Potro kept alive his challenge at the ATP World Tour Finals with a 6-4 3-6 7-6 (7-1) victory...
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Unison, Unite and the GMB - which represent 150,000 council workers in Scotland, are seeking an above-inflation pay rise of 3%. They also want the lowest paid workers to get even more, so their pay would rise by a total of £600. The councils, which are...
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Scotland's Year of Homecoming have hailed the initiative as a huge success – despite admitting the number of overseas visitors had slumped this year. The number of foreign visitors is down 2.7 per cent so far while the number of visitors from the United...
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In the four years since Rosa Perez took over the cash-strapped district, her salary has jumped 48 percent to $293,000 a year, with a $147,000 bonus to boot. She also has charged the district and its foundation for lavish perks that included overnight...
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Published Date: 24 November 2009 THE commercial property sector has not escaped the downsizing that has hit business generally as a result of the recession but a new niche sector has emerged in Scotland – small companies, often one-person operations,...
Tags: assets managing, Scotland, CBRE, Glasgow, United Kingdom, Surveying, Finance, Business Finance, Lloyds Banking Group, HBOS, Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors
Every morning we bring you a comprehensive round-up of all news affecting business in Scotland today. Bank of Scotland, while raising further questions over the future of its Clydesdale Bank subsidiary ( Scotsman ). Speaking at a business lunch, Clyne...
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