Scotland’s industrial biotechnology community is exceeding growth expectations and is on track to achieve annual turnover of £1.2bn by 2025, according to a refreshed strategy being launched at the Industrial Biotechnology Innovation Centre’s (IBioIC) annual conference today. Source
It was always going to be inevitable the moment that it was announced that the threshold had been reached and enough Conservative MPs had written to the chair of the back bench 1922 Committee to trigger a formal vote of confidence in the Prime Law Breaker that Douglas Ross would do…
WORK is set to begin on a 9000-panel solar farm the size of eight football pitches on vacant land at Diageo’s Leven packaging site – after planning permission was granted for the move. Source
It has now been announced that the Prime Law-breaker will have to face a confidence vote Sir Graham Brady, chair of the back bench 1922 committee made the announcement on Monday morning after reports in the Sunday Times that the threshold of 54 letters to the chair of the backbench 1922…
COOKING oil is an important component of many dishes, so it is a concern that we face significant shortages of it in the coming months, possibly years, because of Russia’s war in Ukraine. Source
SCOTRAIL’S former private operator Abellio is continuing to make money from the train network despite its recent nationalisation, it has been revealed. Source
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It’s that time of the year again. I always approach the annual crowdfunder for this blog with considerable trepidation. Although I have a part time side gig with The National, this blog is my main full time job, one which I rely on more than ever since the stroke I suffered…
A SCOTTISH health tech firm has reached 100,000 completed treatments in the UK and Ireland, utilising its signature microwave device in the treatment of skin conditions. Source
ENVIRONMENTAL campaigners are threatening legal action in a bid to halt development of the Jackdaw gas field after it was awarded final regulatory approval. Source