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A stylised image of venison steak plated on a rustic wooden table, with the bold headline “We can meat demand with venison plan” overlaid, alongside subtle graphics of deer antlers and supply chain icons.

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6 September 2021

We can meat demand with venison plan

The past weeks have dealt serious blows to the Scottish food industry, with shortages disrupting…

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30 August 2021

Don’t let any protests be green mess

With just over a month to go until Glasgow hosts COP26, Glasgow City Council has…

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Image of a Scottish tenement with shadowed figures walking beneath a bold headline “Problem of bridging the poverty gap” in large white type, with subtle graphical icons of money, food, and housing in the background.

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23 August 2021

Problem of bridging the poverty gap

It’s easy to say you are going to do something positive. Whether it’s a goal…

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A bold headline reading “Long haul in bid to solve HGV crisis” with a photo backdrop of a supermarket with empty shelves and an HGV truck parked in the background.

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16 August 2021

Long haul in bid to solve HGV crisis

Reports of Army drivers being placed on standby to help with the ongoing HGV driver…

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A digital photograph with overlaid text captures a view of Glasgow’s SEC Armadillo and the Finnieston Crane beside the River Clyde, highlighting the COP26 climate summit.

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9 August 2021

COP26 Set to Deliver Major Economic Boost as Glasgow Prepares for Global Stage

The UN climate change conference, which is being hosted in Glasgow at the Scottish Events…

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Image showing locally sourced vegetables, reusable packaging, and ethical branding at a social enterprise store in Scotland.

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2 August 2021

New focus on helping folk and the planet

The last 18 months have made us all take stock of the way we live…

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A deserted Scottish nightclub dancefloor with dimmed lights and a mirror ball, symbolising the pandemic shutdown and calls for reopening.

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26 July 2021

Clubs can’t keep dancin’ in the dark

As our neighbours south of the border cautiously begin to celebrate, or criticise, the removal…

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Edinburgh’s St James Quarter with construction cranes and pedestrians, symbolising urban development and post-pandemic business revival in Scotland.

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19 July 2021

We can build on the roots of a recovery

We have been hearing a lot recently that Scottish businesses are beginning to see positive…

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UK and EU flags split across a map of Scotland with business and trade icons; symbolising post-Brexit business shifts.

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12 July 2021

Move to the positives of the Brexit trade

Brexit has been and gone for some time, but only now are we really feeling…

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Edinburgh’s skyline featuring the sleek glass exterior of the new St James Quarter shopping centre, surrounded by city shoppers and signage for retail brands.

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5 July 2021

No Quarter is spared in city’s boost

Each of our Scottish cities are unique and popular in their very own way, and…

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Shaf Rasul is a Scottish entrepreneur, investor, and media commentator with a track record of building multimillion-pound businesses and mentoring the next generation of UK business leaders.

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We can meat demand with venison plan

Don’t let any protests be green mess

Problem of bridging the poverty gap

Long haul in bid to solve HGV crisis

COP26 Set to Deliver Major Economic Boost as Glasgow Prepares for Global Stage

Clubs can’t keep dancin’ in the dark

We can build on the roots of a recovery

Move to the positives of the Brexit trade

No Quarter is spared in city’s boost

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