With many of our members across Dundee & Angus facing difficult and challenging times, it is more important than ever for us to help you access the finance solutions you need to protect your business through the COVID-19 crisis and...
Read MoreIt is feared there will be a wave of redundancies when furlough is reduced and eventually stopped. Concern has been raised that the job retention support will be ended before businesses are making enough profit to pay staff full wages, leading...
Read MoreSince the launch of the Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme (CJRS) and Self-Employment Income Support Scheme (SEISS), the UK Government has supported the wages of 105,300 jobs in Dundee, Angus, Fife and Perth and Kinross. The CJRS and...
Read MoreAn Angus construction company warned the “tough times are still to come” as it reported a rise in sales last year. Montrose-based Pert Bruce, which can trace its history to 1871, undertakes domestic, commercial and publicfunded projects and developments. Among its projects...
Read MoreSmall businesses which share properties but do not pay business rates are now eligible to apply for grants to help with the impact of COVID-19. The extension to the Small Business Grant Fund will apply to firms occupying shared office spaces,...
Read MoreFlights from Dundee to London City airport are due to take off next month. Loganair said it intended to begin operating the route on July 6. The airline previously announced it would be switching its service from Standsted to London City airport...
Read MoreHistoric properties in Angus, Tayside and Fife face closure until summer next year or even beyond. At JM Barrie’s birthplace in Kirriemuir, Barry Mill, Carnoustie, and House of Dun, near Montrose, doors are likely to remain closed until next year. Falkland Palace...
Read MoreA Scottish fish processing factory that was mothballed 18 months ago is to reopen after being bought by a high-end salmon producer. Sutherland-based Loch Duart, who also have a tenancy at Montrose Business Centre, announced it had acquired a facility in...
Read MoreSoilEssentials plans to donate money to charity during a week of catch-up calls with customers it would normally see at The Royal Highland Show. The Angus based precision farming company is in the process of arranging chats with any customers it...
Read MoreAt least 70 jobs face the axe at a Tayside textile firm that has been at the forefront of creating PPE in Scotland. Forfar-based Don & Low is supplying material to make one million protective gowns, masks and respirators for NHS...
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