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Crossgates gas specialist crowned Best Heating Engineer in Fife

A Fife heating specialist has scooped a national award for his gas services expertise.

Pedro Tang, who runs Crossgates Gas & Maintenance, has been crowned Best Heating Engineer in Fife in the 2016 Technology Innovator Awards organised by CV (Corporate Vision) Magazine.

It’s the latest in a string of awards for Pedro and his Crossgates-based team, which romped home from last year’s National Energy Efficiency & Retrofit Awards (Scotland) with a trilogy of honours for their ethical and green credentials.

Thursday, 04 August 2016

Exclusive Digital Excellence Scotland Event

Did you know that potential clients make 80% of their decisions based on the impression they have of your website? Food for thought isn’t it? So…

• Are you happy with your website results?
• Are you losing potential business to your competitors?
• Would you like the opportunity to learn from the best in the digital marketing industry to put you ahead of the game?

Wednesday, 03 August 2016

20 Week Business Accelerator Programme!

Acorn Enterprise are offering a limited number of selected new business owners a FREE place on our 6th 20 week Business Accelerator Programme. This will run from Sept 2016 - Jan 2017, in Rosyth, Fife. If successful, you will receive:

Office space to encourage collaboration and networking
Weekly seminars to develop and challenge
A mentor who provides accountability, and much, much more!

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Tuesday, 02 August 2016

COOPER SOFTWARE FINALISTS AT IFS PARTNER OF THE YEAR AWARDS

Leading Scottish mid-market technology consultancy, Cooper Software, is delighted to announce that they have been selected as finalists in the inaugural ‘IFS Partner of the Year’ Awards in the categories of Innovative Partner of the Year (EMEA:Europe) and the Customer Choice Award.

Monday, 01 August 2016

NEW PARTNER APPOINTED AT EQ ACCOUNTANTS

A new Partner has been appointed at EQ Accountants LLP

Angela Haig (47), who specialises in personal and business taxation, takes up her position within the Forfar office this week.

Monday, 01 August 2016

BID St Andrews and StAndEN to tidy town with new ‘St Andrews Green Squad

BID St Andrews is launching a new ‘Clean and Green’ initiative for levy-payers and the town: ‘The St Andrews Green Squad’.

The project, partly funded by a grant won by BID St Andrews, will employ a supervisor to train and lead a small team of volunteers, including youngsters seeking employability skills, to deliver a range of agreed environmental projects within the BID area.

Thursday, 21 July 2016

BID St Andrews brings back Land Train for summer trial

After a successful pilot during the Open Championship last year, BID St Andrews has arranged for the LocalMotion Land Train to return to St Andrews next week [July 25-31] for a formal summer trial.

The popular family-friendly attraction with seats for up to 60 passengers young and old, will run from Monday July 25 till Sunday July 31 from 11am till 5pm, providing visitors with an easy way to see everything St Andrews has to offer.

Thursday, 21 July 2016

Firth of Forth shellfish outlet opens to public in Pittenweem

A new initiative led by the Fishermen’s Mutual Association (Pittenweem) Ltd (FMAP) to encourage locals and tourists to eat more of the seafood caught around the Fife coastline has been set up in Pittenweem, East
Fife.

Thursday, 14 July 2016

Ten out of Ten for Lifetime Photography

Top wedding photographer Rob Thomson has notched up another milestone in his meteoric rise as one of Scotland’s best wedding photographers.

The 49 year old snapper, originally from Kennoway, has just celebrated 10 years in business after setting up Lifetime Photography in Kirkcaldy in 2006 and it all began with the birth of his first child.

Tuesday, 12 July 2016

Planys Mobile Develops Environmental Software

Planys Mobile, a Fife software company, is developing a web application to help the Scottish Association for Marine Science (SAMS) conduct complex surveys. The surveys study the attitudes towards, and usage of, the marine environment.

Examples of the surveys undertaken by SAMS researchers include collecting data from sea divers and sea anglers to inform the establishment of marine protected areas in the UK. Another example sought community views towards the concept of a new nature conservation facility in the Forth area, including potential social and economic costs and benefits.

Monday, 11 July 2016

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