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Canteen cut was unpopular

Skeoch expected to boost morale at Standard Life

Keith Skeoch
David Nish’s exit from the top job at Standard Life could herald further changes, not least in relations between the top brass and the staff. Rumour is that new chiefRead More

Big drinks deal for NB

East Lothian vodka ready to serve at top tennis event

East Lothian’s own vodka is to be served to the tennis in-crowd at this year’s Wimbledon Live event, described as the social event of the tennis calendar. Wimbledon Live will seeRead More

Ex-MP on lookout for job

Moore seeking shelter in business role

Michael Moore
Spotted in George Street, Edinburgh, and dodging the onset of rain, was Michael Moore, until recently Liberal Democrat MP for Berwickshire, Roxburgh and Selkirk. He stopped by to say heRead More

New website for young driver project

Good egg Jan cracks driver safety campaign

Jan James is using the power of the web to steer teenagers on the road to safe driving. Her business gives lessons in how to get a licence – andRead More

Children's charity gets new board

Hunter takes up chair at Kiltwalk charity

Kiltwalk
Sir Tom Hunter’s right hand man will take over as temporary chairman of Kiltwalk, the children’s charity that was embroiled in a dispute over the distribution of funds. Ewan Hunter,Read More

Golf and top cars on offer

A luxury drive is one way to lure clients

One way to lure clients is to offer them a bit of pampering. Murphy Wealth has teamed up with luxury car dealer The Leven Car Company and estate agent SavillsRead More

Pop star's ranch for sale

Jackson’s Neverland looking for a buyer

One of the most intriguing property sales in the US has just been announced – pop star Michael Jackson’s Neverland Ranch. The 2,700 acre estate near Santa Barbara, California, isRead More

50 years since Glasgow opening

CBRE staff mark Richard Ellis anniversary

Doug Smith CBRE
Staff past and present gathered at the Glasgow office of property consultancy CBRE to celebrate 50 years since Richard Ellis (as the firm was known) first opened in the city.Read More

Accolades for menu

Sodexo cooks up a winning feast at food awards

Among those gathered for the Scottish Food and Drink Excellence Awards, none was more nervous than Chef Tom Beauchamp (left) and planning specialist Sandy Robson who were responsible for feeding the 800Read More

Campaign to clean up Edinburgh

Edinburgh Council: sort out street repairs and litter

salt box
Edinburgh Council – you are letting us down. And here’s a brief list of reasons why, starting with the failure to repair road surfaces after utility work was supposed toRead More