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Day: June 19, 2018

Report due in September

Johnston Carmichael to review RBS branch closures

Sandy Manson
Accountancy firm Johnston Carmichael will lead the investigation into Royal Bank of Scotland's plan to shut 10 rural branches.

Agency eyeing acquisitions

Coulters unveils first step in ambitious growth plan

Margaret McPherson and Ben Di Rollo
Coulters, the independent residential estate agency and conveyancing firm, is embarking on

New service for Scotland

Glasgow first Scottish city to get free ultrafast link

Annie Wells MSP
Glasgow is the first Scottish city to join the InLinkUK service offering the UK’s fastest free public wi-fi.

Queen's Club Championships

Murray makes losing return from long lay-off

Andy Murray lost a five-set thriller in Melbourne
Andy Murray said before this much-anticipated return from injury that he had "zero expectations"..

Scottish Gin Awards

Scotland’s leading gins in running for honours

Scottish Gin Awards
The finalists in the second annual Scottish Gin Awards have been announced

Judge says there is 'no ban'

Ratcliffe’s Scottish fracking appeal thrown out by court

Jim Ratcliffe
Energy group Ineos lost its bid to overturn the Scottish government's restriction on fracking but only after a judge ruled ..

Hoops to face Alashkert

Celts start Champions League quest in Armenia

Brendan Rodgers suffered defeat to AEK Athens
Celtic's bid to make it into the group stages of the Champions League for the third season running will kick-off

Latest new client win

Subway hires Hydrogen for social media campaign

Global sandwich brand Subway has appointed Glasgow-based Hydrogen to handle its social media across Scotland

Acquisition of warehouse

Easdales take property portfolio through £5m

Misco
Bus company owners and former Rangers directors Sandy and James Easdale have taken their property investment

£40m investment rejected

Graham outraged by ‘contradictory’ planning refusal

Robert Graham
Dairy farmer Robert Graham has expressed his dismay at the Scottish government's decision to reject his plans for a £40 million investment