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Loganair, the UK’s largest regional airline, has continued to build on its network and UK-wide connectivity as it adds three further routes to its Summer 2022 programme. The enhanced schedule will see services between Inverness and Dublin, Teesside and Southampton, and Shetland and Dundee take

Glasgow Chamber of Commerce is set to host the largest-ever international trade mission during COP26. The Climate Chamber Mission will bring companies from 10 countries across the globe together to increase international collaborations, export and business growth opportunities.

A porcelain bowl thought to have been worth £500 has sold at auction for £320,000 after it turned out to be a rare Chinese artefact. The 900-year-old bowl was owned by a Lincolnshire couple and was among items being sold after their deaths. The rare bowl sat on a chest of drawers at the

Michelle Elliot and Tom MacLennan of FRP Advisory have been appointed as administrators of CS Wind (UK) Limited, a wind tower solutions business based in Argyll.

The founder of Edinburgh-based financial services company Nucleus Financial Group has departed the company following its takeover by James Hay Partnership. In a statement announcing his departure, Nucleus founder and CEO David Ferguson said it "feels like the right time for me to move on and conside

Scottish taxpayers will be worse off under UK government plans to increase National Insurance than those in the rest of the UK, the Chartered Institute of Taxation (CIOT) has said. Prime Minister Boris Johnson announced this week that rates of National Insurance will increase by 1.25 per cent from A

The Scottish Land Court and the Lands Tribunal for Scotland are to be unified to form an expanded Land Court. It will create a “one-stop shop”, which will be a "more efficient arrangement than currently offered".

Estate and letting agency Pacitti Jones has acquired 167-year-old law firm Alexander, Jubb & Taylor, based in Dennistoun, Glasgow. Solicitor Bill Nugent has been serving the local community of Dennistoun from his practice in Annfield Place for decades, specialising in providing legal services fo

Aberdeen-based accountancy firm Infinity Partnership has been shortlisted for three accolades in a prestigious UK awards event for accountancy professionals. The practice, a five-time winner at the British Accountancy Awards, has been named a finalist in three categories at the 2021 Accounting Excel

A junior council worker who rejected and approved real planning applications, adding sarcastic comments in the process, in the belief they were testing a dummy website has learned that the decisions are now legally binding. One applicant, a charity boss at an animal sanctuary, was told by Swale

Accountancy firm Henderson Loggie has announced the appointment of Lucy Crow as head of agriculture and rural business in its specialist tax consultancy team. Ms Crow has over 15 years’ tax experience and has focused on farms and landed estates for most of that time, combining income tax and i

Professional services company SKSi has more than tripled its headcount in Scotland with a series of recent appointments, including Donald Scott joining as a senior manager. Mr Scott, a qualified chartered accountant and insolvency practitioner, brings a wealth of restructuring and insolvency knowled

Tidal energy pioneer Nova Innovation has secured £6.4 million from the Scottish National Investment Bank (SNIB) to fund manufacturing and distribution of its innovative subsea tidal turbines. The investment will see Edinburgh-based Nova, whose innovative 100kW tidal turbines have been deployed

Scottish fintech CrowdX has announced the appointment of Paul Atkinson as its chairperson. Mr Atkinson has a recognised track record of building value for companies in the technology and services sector. He is a founding partner of venture capital firm and EIS fund manager Par Equity, and chairman o

Standard Life Investments Property Income Trust (SLIPIT) has acquired 1,447 hectares of upland rough grazing and open moorland in the Cairngorm national park for £7.5 million. The site, acquired as part of the company's carbon strategy, supports 956 hectares for planting with natural broadleaf