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A Caithness-based business has made history by becoming Scotland’s first employee-owned full-service accountancy firm.

First-timers are making the most of walk-in pharmacies in Christchurch

Large parts of the Lake District are covered by an amber weather warning for rain

THE WELSH Government has approved plans for two new theatres at a major Cardiff hospital.

Aberdeenshire parents have called for a further speed reduction on a busy north-east road amid concerns for their children's safety.

A delay in the easing of lockdown restrictions across England is likely to be delayed by four weeks.

  In a 2019 Forbes article entitled “Misconceptions real estate agents have about customer loyalty”, the business magazine argued that client allegiance is not won through gifts or over-the-top gestures – as some agents believe, but by the “need to deeply understand their clients’ goals while being comfortable sharing alternative points of view”. For agent Stuart Walker of Vincent Finnegan, the loyalty shown by the late master builder Michael Clarke goes back deca...

Business leaders join Borderlands Business leaders have joined the £452 million Borderlands partnership. The Borderlands deal was signed in March by local councils and the UK and Scottish governments and aims to bring fresh investment to the area – it estimates a range of projects will deliver up to 5,500 jobs. The partnership is made up of Carlisle City Council, Cumbria County Council, Dumfries and Galloway Council, Northumberland County Council and Scottish Borders Council. The new busine...

The new two-storey library would be built to brought up to speed to modern library standards, and would be constructed with a 5-star green-star rating. While the new library on the Maitai was the recommended option, other options on the table included the redevelopment/renovation of the current Elma Turner Library, along with the exploration of other sites around Nelson. From the hundreds of submissions, although there was strong support on both sides of the debate – the two recurring them...

Lubbock mother concerned for family’s safety with squatters next door Reports of trespassers in abandoned homes By Brittany Michaleson | April 27, 2021 at 7:17 PM CDT - Updated April 27 at 7:18 PM LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) - A Lubbock woman is concerned for her daughter’s safety, after catching a squatter leave the vacant property next door on camera. Carrie Villegas, an Arnett Benson resident, says the “unlawful to occupy” and “no trespassing” signs don’t s...