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Day: 19 May 2015

INTERVIEW: Phil Loney, CEO, Royal London

‘We are still short of affordable pensions advice’

Phil Loney
INTERVIEW: Phil Loney, CEO, Royal London

Tue close: Inflation spurs rise in FTSE100

UK shares gained ground on inflation figures but failed to hold above the 7,000-point mark and at the close, the FTSE 100 rose 26.2 extra points, or 0.38%, to end theRead More

SFA give blessing to businessman

King to take Rangers chair after being ruled ‘fit and proper’

South Africa based businessman Dave King has been ruled fit and proper by the Scottish football authorities to take up a position on the Rangers board. King, who gained controlRead More

Economists say prices will rise

Inflation dips below zero but is due back at 2% this year

The cost of living has fallen to its lowest level for 55 years, but consumers have been warned to expect prices to start rising as early as next month. InflationRead More

Ticket prices compared

T in the Park is best value music festival

T in the Park has been named the best value for money music festival in the UK. Money saving website PromotionalCodes.org.uk compared the price of seven festival tickets to the costsRead More

Help to Buy fully allocated

Homebuyers’ subsidy will run out of money next week

housebuilding
Homebuyers hoping for support from a Scottish government funding scheme have only a week to apply before the money runs out. The Help to Buy scheme, a subsidy for thoseRead More

New office for Corner Shop

Arts PR agency opens in Edinburgh

Susie Gray
Britain’s biggest specialist theatre and performing arts PR agency, The Corner Shop, has opened an office in Edinburgh. Susie Gray, former head of communications for the Edinburgh International Festival willRead More

Extension of opening hours

RBS to open more branches on Bank Holiday Monday

Royal Bank of Scotland and NatWest will open 65 branches on Bank Holiday Monday following the success of a trial opening of 34 branches on May Day. The bank says theRead More

Vodafone said growing demand for 4G services in Europe helped it post a rise in quarterly sales

Record turnover for law firm

Harper Macleod triples space in Edinburgh office relocation

Law firm Harper Macleod has unveiled record turnover and revealed it is to relocate its Edinburgh office in a major expansion of its operations in the city. Two partners will join the firmRead More