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£300m of deals in pipeline

Property projects held up by ‘at least’ six months

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4 North St Andrew Square was a £31m deal A number of large property deals in Edinburgh and Glasgow worth £300 million are being held up by continuing uncertainty over the economy.Read More

Frontbench dismissal

Starmer axes Long-Bailey in row over antisemitism

Rebecca Long-Bailey: fired over article Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has fired Shadow Education Secretary Rebecca Long-Bailey over distribution of an anti-semitic article. Ms Long-Bailey was removed from the shadowRead More

Forces’ Sweetheart Dame Vera Lynn has died at 103, the singer’s family have announced

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Tech Nation report

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Economic impact of Covid-19 laid bare in latest stats

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Junior minister Douglas Ross resigns saying Dominic Cummings’ view on lockdown guidance ‘not shared by majority’

Property

Coulson to head Edinburgh team at Offices.co.uk

Edward Coulson
Flexible workspace specialist Edward Coulson has moved to office space start-up Offices.co.uk to head up its new Edinburgh sales team. Mr Coulson (pictured), formerly with Instant Group, said: “Flexible workspace is anRead More

As I See It

Treasury needs to support new working patterns

Terry Murden, Scotland's Programme for Government
Government needs to shift from whether we work to how we work, writes TERRY MURDEN

As I See It

Suspended Covid fund + Lady Mone’s report

Terry Murden, Scotland's Programme for Government
Government help may come too late ... and what happened to Lady Mone's report? says TERRY MURDEN

As I See It

Covid-19 may force us to change our priorities

Terry Murden, Scotland's Programme for Government
Without a cure for Covid we'll have rethink our work and leisure time, says TERRY MURDEN