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1286348929 By Scott Wright THE limits on trading brought by continuing coronavirus restrictions have left companies “close to exhaustion,” a leading Scottish business figure has declared. Tim Allan, president of Scottish Chambers of Commerce (SCC), underlined the toll on business from “some of the most challenging trading conditions in modern history” as the group revealed the findings of its latest quarterly report. It warned that businesses in Scotland “face significant hurdles” on the path to recovery. The Quarterly Economic Indicator (QEI) for the first quarter, which ...

Warning firms are near ‘exhaustion’ © Supplied 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 The impact of the Covid-19 trading restrictions has left businesses in Scotland “close to exhaustion”, the president of the Scottish Chambers of Commerce has warned. Tim Allan’s comment came as the organisation today published the findings of its latest Quarterly Economic Indicator for the first quarter of 2021, marking a full y...

Scottish Chambers of Commerce says Covid restrictions and new rules for trading with the EU have taken their toll.

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Updated: April 8, 2021, 1:41 pm © SYSTEM V&A Dundee’s chairman said high energy bills and visitors spending less than expected were among reasons for a £1.1 million loss before the pandemic hit. The deficit meant Design Dundee Limited, the charity established to develop and run the V&A, lost two-thirds of its value. The newly filed accounts show the design museum generated income of £6.23m but incurred costs of £7.34m in the year to the end of March 2020. The accounts are the first to reflect a full year of trading since the attraction opened in September 2018. Net assets fell from £1....