Celebrating Scotland's rural businesses' vital contribution
At a grand ceremony held in Edinburgh, individuals, businesses, and organisations representing rural Scotland received well-deserved recognition.
Source: thescottishfarmer.co.uk
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Two Wills are better than one in certain cases - Andrew Paterson
Ask any lawyer for the top ten things that cause them problems and I’m sure clients dying intestate would feature. It is astonishing to think the majority of people in the UK still don’t have a Will.
Source: scotsman.com
Helping it Happen Awards 2023 launched by SLaE
RURAL communities are being urged to share success stories from their local regions as the nominations for the Helping it Happen Awards 2023 are…
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Source: thescottishfarmer.co.uk
Sutherland communities urged to share rural success stories as Helping it Happen Awards 2023 launched by Scottish Land & Estates
We would welcome entries from farms, estates and businesses whose work restoring nature has played a key role in their success and resilience.
Source: northern-times.co.uk
Ross-shire communities urged to share rural success stories as Helping it Happen Awards 2023 launched by Scottish Land & Estates
We would welcome entries from farms, estates and businesses whose work restoring nature has played a key role in their success and resilience.
Source: ross-shirejournal.co.uk
Landowners' 'Helping It Happen' Awards recognise rural innovation
Some of Scotland’s most innovative, diverse and imaginative rural businesses have been recognised in Scottish Land and Estates annual Helping It…
Source: thescottishfarmer.co.uk
Scottish Land and Estates reveals some 'Helping it Happen' finalists
The Helping it Happen Awards 2022, run by Scottish Land & Estates, has announced the finalists in five of its nine categories.
Source: thescottishfarmer.co.uk