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In January, Chief Executive, Alan Russell, joined a Scottish Chambers of Commerce delegation to Westminster to meet Lord Mandelson, Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills. A wide range of matters were discussed, in particular banks and funding for businesses, the economy, transport issues such as the Forth Bridge and high speed rail, energy policy and renewable energy.
Best Western Keavil House Hotel is celebrating winning Hotel of the Year. The four star country house was up against all other independently owned hotels in the 280 strong Best Western Group and is delighted that the quality of its facilities, service and staff clinched the deal.
Capital Solutions, specialists in digital imaging equipment and document solutions is delighted to announce its appointment as an Authorised Dealer for Konica Minolta.
A new bus service, connecting Ninewells Hospital and Victoria Hospital in Kirkcaldy hourly throughout the day, has launched. Calling at towns and villages along the route, including Ladybank and Cupar, the X42 will provide an important link for patients, visitors and hospital staff.
Secondary School pupils from Inverkeithing and Beath High Schools in Fife have been working on original compositions and performed their music accompanied by Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) musicians at the newly refurbished Usher Hall, Edinburgh in January.
Taking place at the SECC on March 11, the Main Event is a showcase for companies operating in the events sector across the country and is free to attend.
Maggie's Cancer Caring Centres are introducing a new event to their fundraising and awareness calendar - Love Maggie's Day. The day will be celebrated in each region where Maggie's has a presence, with Maggie's Fife intending to pull out all the stops for their celebrations.
Despite the less inspiring economy last year there have been numerous business success stories pushing their way to the surface.  Chamber member Brush Strokes Signs in Buckhaven are one such success who despite the challenging economic climate have expanded and doubled their office and workshop space to create a more pleasant and flexible environment for customers and staff alike.
The St Andrews based cancer research charity AICR (Association for International Cancer Research), has been praised by Scottish Health Secretary, Nicola Sturgeon. Meeting with scientific and fund-raising staff at their offices on South Street recently, Ms Sturgeon paid tribute to the ‘major contribution' made by the charity to supporting cancer research worldwide.
In the current economic climate most businesses could do with a little bit of expert support and guidance, never mind a cash injection. People may be surprised to learn that the much-needed expertise necessary to take a business to the next level can actually be found within academic institutions.
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Arts and Theatres Trust Fife (AttFife) is celebrating the successful launch of a brand-new, contemporary visual arts space at its Rothes Halls venue in Glenrothes.
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