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9/1/2020
Archives Accreditation Award: Nucleus - The Nuclear And Caithness Archive
We are delighted to announce that the latest Scottish service to be awarded Accredited Archive Status is Nucleus - the Nuclear and Caithness Archive. Encompassing the national archive of the UK civil nuclear industry, Nucleus is also home to the historical archive for the county of Caithness.
9/1/2020
North Of Scotland Delays For Full Fibre Broadband
Delivery of full fibre broadband. The Scottish Government will go beyond its commitment to provide superfast broadband to all premises across Scotland, delivering the most ambitious investment in broadband in the UK.9/1/2020
Councils Empowered To Introduce Safety And Control Measures
Local authorities are to be given new powers to regulate short-term lets where they decide this is in the interests of local communities. Housing Minister Kevin Stewart announced measures in the Scottish Parliament to provide local authorities with the ability to implement a licensing scheme for short-term lets from spring 2021.9/1/2020
Holyrood's Finance And Constitution Committee Launches Inquiry Into Scotland And The Uk Internal Market Post-brexit
Brexit is almost agreed at Westminster but q year of negotiations will follow. However the complications we all may never have thought of are now coming up in the Scottish Parliament.9/1/2020
Scotland And Norway Are Natural Partners
Scotland and Norway can work together to play a major role in tackling climate change, First Minister Nicola Sturgeon told Norwegian business leaders. Addressing the Confederation of Norwegian Enterprise conference in Oslo, the First Minister highlighted offshore wind and carbon capture and storage as sectors where the two countries are at the forefront of developing technologies.9/1/2020
Austerity Hits Housing Benefit
UK welfare cuts leave families struggling to pay rent. A total of 3,320 families in Scotland claiming help with housing costs are £64 a week worse off because of UK welfare cuts.9/1/2020
Supporting Innovation In Farming
Investment towards low-carbon future. A project which aims to keep calves with their mothers for longer is among those that will share more than £340,000 of investment.8/1/2020
Caithness General Hospital secures a world first for pioneering environmental work
Caithness General Hospital in Wick is the first hospital in the world to gain the prestigious Alliance of Water Stewardship standard. Pioneering work in Wick has enabled the town's main hospital to be awarded international status for work undertaken to reduce the impact of pharmaceuticals on the environment.
8/1/2020
Dingwall & Highland Marts Ltd - Sale 7 January 2019
DINGWALL, Dingwall & Highland Marts Ltd., (January, 7th) sold 13 prime cattle. Prime heifers (13) averaged 192.4p (-2.2p) and sold to 201.0p per kg twice and £1,292.00 gross.7/1/2020
Don't return large and heavy items in original packing urges ParcelHero, as returns continue to flood back
This year's peak returns period is continuing into a second week, says ParcelHero; as it warns manufacturers' original packaging may not keep larger returns safe. This year’s Christmas returns peak period has, unusually, continued into the second week in January, says the home delivery expert ParcelHero.7/1/2020
FCA And Bank Of England Announce Proposals For Data Reforms Across The Uk Financial Sector
The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) and the Bank of England (Bank) today outlined their plans to develop their data and analytics capabilities. Both authorities depend on access to high-quality data to fulfil their respective missions of maintaining monetary and financial stability, market integrity, effective competition and consumer protection.7/1/2020
The distributional impact of personal tax and benefit reforms, 2010 to 2019
This article was first publish by the Institute for Fiscal Studies on 18th November 2019. Each year until 2024/25 more and more families will see the changes to universal credit and other benefits reduce the money available to them.
5/1/2020
Busted! HMRC Reveals Biggest Criminal Cases Of Year 2019
This year's list once again shows the lengths some people will go to steal money destined to support important public services. The smashing of international criminal gangs, large money laundering seizures and fake investment schemes all feature in HM Revenue and Customs' top criminal cases of 2019.
5/1/2020
National Living Wage Set To Increase By 6.2% In 2020
Annual pay rise of up to £930 for a full time worker. National Living Wage (NLW) increasing from £8.21 to £8.72.
5/1/2020
£3 Billion Support For Farmers Confirmed In Time For 2020 - £449 Million For Scotland
The Chancellor confirmed at the end of December 2019 that nearly £3 billion of funding will be available for 2020 to support farmers once the UK leaves the EU. - this cash injection will maintain the level of funding for Direct Payments at the same rate as last year.
2/1/2020
£5m Award For Highlands & Islands Tourism
Nine projects in the Highlands and Islands will share a £5 million European Regional Development Fund (ERDF) award to promote the outstanding scenery, wildlife and culture of the Highlands and Islands, Scottish Tourism & Culture Secretary Fiona Hyslop announced. The funding has been awarded through the Natural Cultural and Heritage Fund, led by Scottish Natural Heritage (SNH).
2/1/2020
Great Vibes At Environment Business Awards
This year (2019) was the 20th Anniversary of the Scottish Environment Business Awards - the VIBES Awards - and for the first time SNH was a strategic partner. The Awards celebrate the efforts of businesses across Scotland, large and small, that are committed to improving environmental sustainability in their products, services and practices.
1/1/2020
NDA completes transfer of plutonium from Dounreay
The Dounreay stock of civil separated plutonium is now safely stored at Sellafield following completion of a phased transfer programme involving a range of organisations. This means that all significant UK stocks of this material are now held at Sellafield - the centre of excellence for plutonium management.
1/1/2020
How to be a tax-reforming chancellor
A paper produced by the Institute for Government sets out the problems and what needs to be done and could be done now the government has a substantial majority. The paper entitled "How To Be A tax-reforming chancellor" was published on 14th December 2019.
31/12/2019
Scrabster Harbour At The End Of 2019
See Photo Gallery to take look around Scrabster harbour as 2019 draws to a close..
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