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Jane Dickers promoted to partner at Davidson Chalmers Stewart - Vimarsana News

Jane Dickers promoted to partner at Davidson Chalmers Stewart

Davidson Chalmers Stewart has announced the promotion of Jane Dickers to partner. She will be based in the firm’s Glasgow office. Ms Dickers joined Davidson Chalmers Stewart as a director in early 2023, after 12 years as a partner and court practitioner in high street firms in Aberdeen and Abe

Good advice is essential for renewables projects - Andy Drane - Vimarsana News

Good advice is essential for renewables projects - Andy Drane

With ambitious net zero carbon targets and increasing uncertainty over global supply, Scotland is an ideal location to develop a range of wind, hydro, photovoltaic solar, biomass and anaerobic digestion (AD) renewable energy projects.

Ukraine must be a catalyst for a change in our energy policy - Andy Drane - Vimarsana News

Ukraine must be a catalyst for a change in our energy policy - Andy Drane

The Government’s energy strategy was launched last month with the ambition of moving the UK away from reliance on Russian oil and boosting renewable energy resources. While these are sensible intentions, Boris Johnson’s administration appears well behind the curve in its pursuit of a long-term ethical and sustainable energy policy.

Agenda: GP shortage looms beyond Covid - Vimarsana News

Agenda: GP shortage looms beyond Covid

By Andy Drane UK GPs have been under increasing pressure from the pandemic due to a backlog of NHS treatment for non-Covid ailments as well as remote patient contact and increased staff absences. A December poll in GPonline revealed that a third of GPs were facing "very high" levels of work-related pressure, a situation likely to worsen as the UK endures its second wave of coronavirus. While the added pressure brought on by the pandemic has triggered an immediate crisis for many within the profession, the environment for most GPs has been extremely challenging for many years, with numer...