CASH FLOW TIPS: Craig Alexander Rattray says you should ignore the myths around managing your cash There are a number of common myths (and traps), and many more that are used as an excuse not to manage cash flow. Myth: Our business is unique; we do not need to manage cash flow because… We will […]
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Farming family’s wedding venue is a labour of love
Following a near-£2m investment a former farm shed is now ready to welcome happy couples, writes JULENA DRUMI The sheds that clung to the hillside on Cairns Farm Estate once provided cattle with shelter from the cold blast of winter and protection for sheep during the lambing season. It may seem like an unlikely place […]
CALA promises top class connections at Boroughmuir
Telecoms provider Virgin Media worked with home builder CALA to overcome challenges at old school, writes JULENA DRUMI A former Edinburgh school built before the First World War has been rebooted with 21st century communications as part of a residential makeover. Virgin Media has installed ultra-fast broadband into the former Boroughmuir High School which has […]
Trends, hopes and fears as shops reopen
AS I SEE IT: Shoppers will see – and demand – changes as they return to the high street, says TERRY MURDEN Shoppers are returning to the high street. But after the carnage of the past year what will it look like? Those heading to Edinburgh’s Princes Street will find some familiar brands have gone […]
Be prepared for insolvency rule changes
Directors need to be aware of imminent changes to the rules around pre-pack administrations, says DEREK FORSYTH New rules are due to come into effect at the end of this month that will have a major impact on directors looking to restructure their business through a pre-pack administration. The legislation will impose a new eight-week […]