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A new platform developed by Fife software consultancy Horisk Leslie Development for Scottish Procurement is helping Scotland’s public bodies embed sustainability requirements in their procurements, kickstarting the national economic recovery post-Covid-19.

Babcock International, the Aerospace and Defence company, is set to welcome an additional 40 apprentices to its Rosyth facility later this year. 

The new recruits will support a variety of projects and business areas at Rosyth, from the Type 31 frigates to Advanced Manufacturing.

Scottish Chambers of Commerce network joins campaign to end US export tariffs

Scottish companies in a number of important business sectors have been absorbing unfair tariffs on their exports to America since October 2019 because of a trade dispute between the US and the EU.  This additional 25% tax is having a dramatic effect on businesses here in Fife and across the rest of Scotland.

Fife based Kingdom Housing Association has achieved the prestigious Gold accreditation from Investors In People, making it one of the best employers to work for in the UK.

Reflecting its strategic objective of being an employer of choice, Gold accreditation demonstrates Kingdom’s commitment to supporting and developing its people, to creating sustainable success and to continuous improvement.

The UK left the European Union on 31st January 2020, and the transition period comes to an end in December this year. It is vital that businesses take action now to get ready for a new border operating environment from 1st January 2021.

As unincorporated businesses navigate their way through the adverse financial impact of Covid-19 in Scotland, it may be necessary to consider a formal mechanism to put a repayment plan in place – Business DAS (debt arrangement scheme).

Our Director - , Jill Glen, sets out some key considerations.

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