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Burness Paull partner to give legal perspective at green-themed P&J Business Breakfast - Vimarsana News

Burness Paull partner to give legal perspective at green-themed P&J Business Breakfast

Burness Paull partner to give legal perspective at green-themed P&J Business Breakfast © Supplied by Burness Paull VITAL VOICE: Lawyer Neil Smith will be a key speaker at The P&J's Business Breakfast Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up It may be in transition but the North Sea energy industry is always going to need good lawyers – and one of their ranks is lined up to speak at a tantalising online event focused on top...

Aker Solutions' Sian Lloyd Rees boss to speak at P&J Business Breakfast - Vimarsana News

Aker Solutions' Sian Lloyd Rees boss to speak at P&J Business Breakfast

Sian Lloyd Rees, of Aker Solutions, is among the top-class speakers who will feature in a virtual business breakfast later this month.

Major new exhibition explores Coastline - Vimarsana News

Major new exhibition explores Coastline

previous slide “The works in Coastline also map changing ways of seeing the shoreline across five centuries, with a particular focus on modernism,” said Dr Stephen. She notes, for example, the prominence of Australian women artists around the time of the First World War, as women assumed greater independence and visibility in society. And in recent times the significant transformation of the subject by Indigenous artists. For instance, Daniel Boyd’s Untitled (2012) takes one of the ‘stick maps’ made by the seafaring people of the Marshall Islands for navigation, and ...