Tuesday, June 20th, 2017
Shock in Aegon tournament
Murray in first round Queen’s defeat
Andy Murray suffered another humiliation to a lowly-ranked player by losing in the first round at Queen’s Club…
Property launched after £2m refit
Two Four draws blue chip interest
Property specialists gathered for the launch of a refurbished Georgian property in Glasgow which has already attracted substantial interest..
New man arrives from Man City
Allen heads to Ibrox as director of football
Rangers’ long search for its first director of football has concluded with the appointment of Mark Allen. The 54-year-old arrives in Glasgow with a wealth of experience having spent over seven years with Manchester City as their academy director, during which time he is credited with revolutionising the club’s youth set up. “I loved every minute of my time with Manchester City, they are a club with fantastic people and fantastic supporters but the time was right for me to look for a fresh challenge and I am joining oneRead More
New identity for employment service
Investors in People renamed Re:markable
Investors in People Scotland is rebranding as Re:markable to reflect its broader services to employers…
Plans for new venue
Seven designs unveiled for Ross Bandstand
Seven proposals from the teams bidding to design a landmark concert arena in Edinburgh have been unveiled…
Castle Mill works conversion
Work starts on Printmakers new home
Edinburgh Printmakers has begun work on its new home
Digital plan for new centre
Halo to focus on tackling cybercrime
A new development in Ayrshire will be a focus for developing skills to tackle ..
Precursor to AAM Scottish Open
Stenson to lead Hero Challenge at Dundonald
Open champion Henrik Stenson will be amongst the European Tour stars and celebrity guests competing in the Hero Challenge at Dundonald Links as the North Ayrshire course prepares to host the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open next month. The Swede will join reigning Hero Challenge champion Alex Levy and six other golfing stars on Tuesday, 11 July for the exciting one-hole knockout contest, with the tournament getting underway 48 hours later. Television host Vernon Kay will present the action as eight players take part in seven quick-fire head-to-head straight knockout matchesRead More
Bank lifts headcount to 4,500
HSBC expands in Scotland with 500 more jobs
HSBC is creating a further 500 jobs in Scotland, its third expansion north of the border in three years..
Aims to tackle awareness
Weir struck by Motor Neurone Disease
Scotland rugby legend Doddie Weir is to set up a foundation to help aid research into Motor Neurone Disease after revealing he is suffering from the crippling condition. The 61-times capped international has announced his diagnosis to raise awareness of the disease for Global MND Awareness Day. “Over the past few months a number of friends and family have raised concerns surrounding my health,” said the 46-year-old father-of-three. “I think then, that on this day set to help raise awareness of the condition, I should confirm that I, too, haveRead More