Choice in care for older people is all very well, but they must be made aware of the options that are available to them, writes MIKE COLLIER For people who find themselves in need of care in the twilight of their lives, and for families who want to support them in their care journey, embarking on […]
Lease law facing a modern makeover
Aspects of the leasehold market are being reviewed Changes are being recommended to a peculiar Scottish legal term, says ELOISE ROBB Question: a tenant signs a commercial lease, in Scotland, for a 5-year term. The commencement date is 1 January 2020 and the end date 31 December 2025. When does the lease end? Answer: Maybe […]
Viewpoint: Jonathan Toye
Business director, Ever Clinicwww.everclinic.co.uk What does the company do?Laser surgery clinic specialising in skin-based treatments Where is it basedGlasgow TurnoverOn track for £900,000 Briefly outline your working day I leave home around 7.45am and travel by car to just outside Glasgow to get the 9am train into Queen Street to be at work for just […]
How we’ve become remote but not distant
Property agent ROD CHRISTIE explains how post-pandemic working benefits staff and customers Since the start of the pandemic, we have seen a significant change in estate agency practice. Sellers and buyers are now far better versed and comfortable using a wider range of digital services whilst estate agency businesses such as Galbraith have adopted and […]
Seek advice to find some home comforts
Home sales have slowed but lenders still want your business Mortgages have surged in recent weeks, but lenders are returning with better deals, says DARREN POLSON If the UK Government thought that Rishi Sunak’s ascendancy to Prime Minister would bring some stability to the current economic crisis they’d be sorely mistaken. Whilst bond markets may […]