Scottish Chambers of Commerce respond to Scottish Budget Update
9th December 2020
Responding to the Scottish budget update announced by the Cabinet Secretary for Finance Kate Forbes MSP today, Dr Liz Cameron, Chief Executive of the Scottish Chambers of Commerce, said: “A further £185million to support the hardest hit businesses in Scotland is welcome but will be cold comfort to many businesses who have so little cash […]
Covid-19 Recovery Support Survey
9th December 2020
Here at Caithness Chamber of Commerce, we’re committed to supporting businesses in the North Highlands. We’re currently exploring ways in which we can continue to do this further into the recovery stage of Covid-19 and are interested to hear from businesses to understand your needs. We’ve developed a survey which is 8 questions, it shouldn’t […]
Scottish Chambers of Commerce respond to the fifth review of the Covid-19 Strategic Framework
8th December 2020
On the First Minister’s speech today outlining the outcomes of the fifth review of the Covid-19 Strategic Framework, Dr Liz Cameron, Chief Executive of the Scottish Chambers of Commerce, said: “We are glad to see that some of the most severe restrictions have eased in areas across Scotland, which will particularly help retailers who will […]
Digital Technology to Enable a Sustainable Nuclear Future
3rd December 2020
A national conference will hear today how digital technology has the potential to enable a sustainable future for the civil nuclear sector over the coming years, bringing with it new opportunities and ways of working that will transform asset management. Cavendish Nuclear, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Babcock International, is speaking at the Nuclear Industry Association’s […]
New Members November 2020
1st December 2020
We’re thrilled to welcome new members this month: Virtual Learning Academy Royal British Legion Scotland – Thurso Branch The Virtual Learning Academy (The VLA) is an Education Provider founded in 2011 by Catherine Sutherland. Catherine spent some time working in further education after 20 successful years in Management. Originating in the Highlands of […]
Ross seeks guarantee on Wick flights
26th November 2020
Funding for the proposed Public Service Obligation (PSO) for Wick John O’Groats Airport is now being sought from the Scottish budget, due on January 28 next year. The PSO, which will guarantee flights in and out of Caithness on a daily basis is currently being considered by the Scottish Government after a business case was […]
Scottish Chambers of Commerce responds to the Chancellor’s Spending Review
26th November 2020
Responding to the publication of the 2020 UK Government Spending Review, Dr Liz Cameron, Chief Executive, Scottish Chambers of Commerce said: “Despite unprecedented falls in GDP and rises in debt and deficit, it is welcome that the Treasury remains committed to supporting the economy in the face of ongoing challenges of Covid-19. However, the forecast […]
A Magazine from Harper Macleod – The Brief, for individuals and families
18th November 2020
The Brief, from Harper Macleod aims to keep individuals and families up to date with issues that could be important to them. From the very first moment of lockdown, Harper Macleod’s focus has been on the health and wellbeing of everyone they know, be they colleagues, clients, contacts or simply the communities in which they […]
Highland residents can help the environment and vulnerable members of their local community by donating their old small electricals
18th November 2020
New electrical waste collection containers in Highland will aim to collect 24,000 unwanted small electrical items providing 1,200 of refurbished affordable electricals for local residents. Householders in Highland will be able to easily declutter their unwanted small electricals via a new service providing 10 new collection containers funded by Material Focus to support ILM Highland and help save the environment. […]
Highland Council to consult on Common Good property list for Wick
18th November 2020
The Highland Council is today (17 November 2020) launching a consultation giving the community until 12 March 2021 to comment on the proposed contents of the Common Good Fund Asset Register for Wick. The Highland Council does not currently hold a Common Good Fund for the former Royal Burgh of Wick. However, following an unrelated title examination, […]
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