The Scottish Greens co-leader believes the party’s ‘fair society’ message is cutting through to voters, writes TERRY MURDEN As the youthful face of the Scottish parliament, Ross Greer cannot escape sneering criticism from those who believe no one should stand for election without first having done a “proper job”. Greer has known little else since […]
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Tackling Scotland’s China conundrum
Contract rows over buses and a turbine factory go to the heart of trading relations with the Chinese, writes TERRY MURDEN One of the final acts of the outgoing Scottish government was to award funding for the latest round of zero-emission bus orders which threw a lifeline to the manufacturer Alexander Dennis. It enabled outgoing […]
EPC changes on the horizon for Scotland
Companies need to consider reforms to energy performance certificates, writes SUZANNE SUTHERLAND New energy performance certificate (EPC) regulations are coming into force in Scotland as part of the Energy Performance of Buildings (Scotland) Regulations 2025. Originally due to come into force on 31 October this year, the Scottish Government has recently announced a delay that […]
Edinburgh’s Yaniv Edery Gallery unveiled
An international artist has opened an Edinburgh venue for contemporary art and exclusive events. ANDY MOSELEY attended the launch A new art gallery housed within an elegant Georgian townhouse on Picardy Place promises to become a world-class destination for contemporary art and exclusive private events. The Yaniv Edery Gallery marks the UK debut of the […]
Daily Business Interview: Samantha Homer
Samantha Homer: increasing our reach (pic: Terry Murden / DB Media Services) The CEO of Capital Credit Union tells TERRY MURDEN how a rule change will see the movement grow As a child Samantha Homer would sit with her grandmother, a book-keeper, and help with the “adding up”. It was an interest in numbers that […]