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>More in © Peter Devlin Pre-tax profit at Glasgow-based grain and feed trader Cefetra fell to £229,000 in the year to December 2019, in what the company describes as a challenging trading and logistical environment. Recently filed accounts for the company, which also operates in Ireland, show that turnover topped the £1bn mark, a slight rise from the previous year. The 2019 pre-tax profit of £229,00 was a big fall compared with the �...

A new partnership will help military veterans enter the skilled trades after they graduate from Fanshawe College.

IFTA-nominated broadcaster, Lorraine Keane, was raised in Rathfarnham, studied broadcasting and journalism in Ballyfermot College and began her media career on AA Roadwatch. She was entertainment news correspondent for TV3 and presenter on Xposé before going freelance in 2009. She is married to musician Peter Devlin and they live with their two teenage daughters in Monkstown,Co Dublin. What’s your earliest memory? My parents’ house parties. I’d sneak out of bed and sit on the top of the ...

Updated: 06/02/2021, 1:13 pm © Peter Devlin Janet McBain, former curator of the Scottish Screen Archive A virtual conference exploring the city’s iconic arts and entertainment venues will be held next week. The digital conference, called Screens and Stages in the Silver City, will examine the architectural and building heritage of Aberdeen’s cinemas and theatres. The event, which will be held on Saturday, February 13, is a joint project between Aberdeen City Libraries and Aberdeen City Her...

Almost one year ago, Peter was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease (MND). The news was devastating. It took him some time to speak about, but now that he has opened up to people, he is ensuring he lives life to the fullest and is currently able to do so. For the month of January, Peter is taking a dip in the Atlantic Ocean to raise funds for the Irish Motor Neuron Disease Association. The IMNDA mostly relies on public fundraising for the salaries of its specially trained nurses and for researc...

Babcock Rosyth: £31.5m development will support 200 jobs Updated: December 12 2020, 9.54am The Babcock Rosyth investment has been described as a “step change in capacity and capability” for modern UK shipbuilding. Defence firm Babcock has appointed Robertson to deliver the facility which will initially be used for the delivery of five Type 31 Frigates for the Royal Navy. The £31.5 million contract to build a new assembly hall at Babcock Rosyth will support 200 jobs. It is part of a £55m ...