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Famous Dunbar bear statue lights up in Ukrainian colours

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A POPULAR Dunbar statue has been lit up in solidarity with Ukraine amidst the Russian invasion of the country. The statue of the brown bear in...

Scottish independent artist Sam Shackleton releases debut album

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INDEPENDENT Scottish artist Sam Shackleton has released his debut album ‘Causeway Recordings’ - a compilation of 10 original and three traditional acoustic folk songs. Entirely self-recorded...

St Andrews stands with Ukraine in organisation of mass rally

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A MASS rally for peace in Ukraine is taking place in St Andrews on Wednesday, March 30th. The University of St Andrews will support the efforts...

Wee Forest initiative hopes to plant seeds for environmental awareness

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BIG transformations to two small patches of Dundee are underway as local communities came together to plant hundreds of trees as part of a citizen...

Community showcase event celebrates top entrepreneurs’ achievements

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THE FIRST ever Unlocking Ambition community showcase has been held in Glasgow to celebrate entrepreneurial achievements. The event celebrates alumni of one of Scotland’s business growth...

Forth Ports gets a boost to learning and development management team

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FORTH Ports, the UK’s third-largest ports group, has boosted its learning and development team with the appointment and promotion of Simon Harper to group L&D...

Shortlist for the 2021 Highland Book Prize announced

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THE Highland Society of London and Moniack Mhor Writers’ Centre have today announced the shortlist for the 2021 Highland Book Prize. The annual award celebrates the...

RBS and SBRC partner to extend cyber training reach

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THE Scottish Business Resilience Centre (SBRC) and Royal Bank of Scotland have formalised a partnership whereby the bank will offer SBRC delivered cyber security workshops...

Man-made underwater noise pollution confuses whale echolocation

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A STUDY by a European research team, including scientists at the University of St Andrews, has shown man-made noise pollution is sensed by whales similarly...

New funding flows into Scottish rivers

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SCOTLANDS rivers, lochs and wetlands, are being restored thanks to support from NatureScot’s biodiversity challenge fund. Over the past three years, the Scottish Government has invested...

How the Scottish Government is tackling child poverty

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ALMOST £6bn has been invested into supporting low-income households across Scotland over the last three years. More than a third of that total, about £2.18bn, has...

Hospitality leaders head to Perth for tech event

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A HOSPITALITY industry event in Perthshire this week will showcase new tech and discuss post Covid recovery for the industry. RoomRaccoon, a provider of hotel management...

Scots salmon farmers introduce new measures to combat marine litter

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SCOTLAND'S salmon farmers have launched a new measure to help keep beaches clean in coastal communities as part of a commitment to the wider marine...

Frailty may be reversible for some people with rheumatoid arthritis

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RHEUMATOID arthritis patients living with frailty may find their frailty is reversible following treatment, according to a new study. The research, published in RMD Open and...

Scots university’s new exhibition celebrates history of ancient village

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A NEW exhibition at The University of Dundee helps bring to life a neolithic village. Asikli Höyük in central Antolia, a peninsula that today constitutes the...

The impact of Covid and war on people with disabilities in Ukraine

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RESEARCHERS have called for Ukraine’s Organisations of Persons with Disabilities (OPD) to have a better say in the country’s decision-making process. The Edinburgh Napier led team...

Building a digital future for Scottish construction companies

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TODAY the Scottish Construction Leadership Forum (CLF) launches a new guide - Summary of Funding and Business Support Available to Scottish Construction Companies. The guide is...

Logistics company bolsters leadership team with two new appointments

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ASCO LOOKS to support its energy transition with the appointment of two new general managers. The integrated logistics and materials management company appointed Mike Pettigrew as...

Eat Well Age Well: Care organisations call for right to food to become law

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LEADING SCOTTISH care organisations are calling for the right to food to become law in order to tackle malnutrition among older people. Food Train and Scottish...

Scots female business founders initiative launched

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Converge, a company creation and enterprise programme for the university sector, has launched a month of female-focused workshops to mark international women’s day. The workshops include...
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