Angus family’s fundraising dedication will support rare syndrome charity into the future
A Kirriemuir family’s spectacular fundraising efforts will benefit a charity for a rare genetic disorder for “years to come”.
Business and enterprise month looks to inspire
It is hoped that a month-long programme of events in Perth and the surrounding area will support and inspire the region’s businesspeople.
Business accelerator course for Tayside further education staff and students
Students and staff at Tayside colleges and universities are being offered the chance to take part in a business accelerator programme.
Gin Bothy moves into European marketplace
An Angus spirit maker has doubled its staff as it starts to export to Europe for the first time.
Entrepreneur cites talent retention as key to long-term growth and prosperity
The President of Brammer Bio believes Scotland must find a way to retain foreign talent post-Brexit if it expects to be at the forefront of scientific discovery in the future.
Hotelier says job losses and business closures “inevitable” if Angus parking plans go ahead
The owner of an Angus hotel and restaurant has warned job losses and business closures are “inevitable” if parking charges are introduced.
March retail sales helped by Easter
March’s retail sales were “flattered” by this year’s early Easter, according to the director of the Scottish Retail Consortium (SRC).
Mooring specialist eyes offshore wind market
A Dundee-based mooring specialist has created a new system targeted at the offshore wind market.
Sales boost for Dundee textiles firm Low & Bonar
Revenues increased for textiles group Low & Bonar in the first quarter of the year despite challenging market conditions in Europe and the USA, the firm announced yesterday.
Kirriemuir firm’s deal with Hong Kong police
Contracts from China, Europe and the USA have helped Angus-based textile firm J&D Wilkie record a jump in turnover.