Company insolvencies continue to rise with the Insolvency Service having revealed that 2023 saw the highest number registered since 1993. Last year...
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Read MoreJudge as much as you like – I’m reality TV obsessed. Much to the dismay of my own friends and family, my favourite way to relax is usually wa...
Read MoreIn a show of strength for the UK’s start-up environment, a recent report found that over 900,000 new companies were incorporated in the UK last yea...
Read MoreMany couples will have exchanged some heartfelt gestures this Valentine’s Day: romantic dinners, thoughtful gifts, and perhaps even life-changing p...
Read MoreBartenders are crucial to Scotland’s hospitality sector and with World Bartender Day on 24th February, Craig McCracken, an employm...
Read MoreThe government transparency drive around property ownership will soon be backed up by criminal penalties as the “grace period” ends on 1 April 2024...
Read MoreAs a tenant crofter, you benefit from what is commonly referred to as “the right to buy”. But what does this actually mean, and what do you need to...
Read MoreScotland’s picturesque landscapes are home to thriving agricultural communities, where farmers and crofters raise livestock amid rolling hills and ...
Read MoreThe Electronic Communications Code (the Code), which governs UK law in relation to Telecommunication sites, came into force on 28 December 2017 and...
Read MoreIt’s estimated that 1 in 4 pregnancies end in loss, either during pregnancy or birth. As progressive workplaces move towards a more open and suppor...
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