Monday, August 28th, 2017
New record attendance
Edinburgh Fringe visitors up 1m in ten years
Edinburgh Fringe audiences have grown by a million in ten years to hit a new record…
As I See It
Edinburgh: a transport shambles in the making
Over-budgeted trams, ludicrous 20mph speed limits, half-baked cycling policies….now the latest data on Edinburgh’s under-used Gateway station… why is the city so bad at transport policy?
Dug out return after 5 years
Craig Levein appointed new manager of Hearts
Craig Levein: Tynecastle director of football is back in the dug out for the first time in five years as manager of Hearts (pic: SNS Group). Hearts have named Craig Levein as their new manager, the Tynecastle director of football returning to the dug out after an absence of five years. The 52-year-old’s appointment on a three-year contract brings an end to a month-long search to find a successor to Ian Cathro, who was sacked just days before the start of the Jambos’ league campaign. Former players Steven Pressley andRead More
Record turnover fuels growth
College hotel unveils £8.5m expansion
A Edinburgh hotel that re-invests its profits into advancing surgical standards is spending £8.5m on a 52 room expansion…
JV helps documentation
App creates sea-change for mariners
A joint venture between a Scottish marine recruitment company and a Singapore-based software business aims to..
Former CEO moves to science park
Moller to lead investment at BioQuarter
Edinburgh BioQuarter has appointed a former chief executive of Scandinavia’s largest science park, as its first director.
Wind farm to boost GDP
Study reveals impact of Neart na Gaoithe
A proposed wind farm in the Forth Estuary will generate the equivalent of 0.6% of Scotland’s gross domestic product ..
Architects combine
Mosaic and Burnet Bell unveil merger
Two Glasgow architecture practices have joined forces, bringing together one of the city’s oldest firms with one of its newest.
Chambers unite to urge speedy deal
German companies switch investment from UK
German companies are switching investment away from the UK in anticipation of costly Brexit trade barriers…
Company takes minority holding
FTSE firm Croda backs skin care start-up Cutitronics
Scottish skin care start-up Cutitronics has received a significant investment from FTSE 100 company Croda International.