'The model places pressure on domestic student numbers'
Scottish business groups have warned that the current university funding model is over-reliant on fees from overseas students, risks constraining opportunities for homegrown talent, and may limit ...
Insight: Who studies at Scotland's universities?
We break down the official data to explore where students come from, how much they contribute, and how successful they are.
Irene Smith (nee Bell)
Peacefully, at Mosswood Care Home, Linwood, on Thursday, 19th September, 2024, Irene, beloved wife of the late Douglas, ...
Scottish law firm unveils new hires and promotions
Scottish law firm Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP has announced a raft of hires and promotions, declaring these would bolster its service offering and expand its “legal expertise” across Scotland .
Outdoor clothing brand to open in Highland gateway town
Páramo, the British outdoor clothing brand "renowned for its sustainable, high-performance products", said is to open the store in Fort William's High Street next week. It said it will "provide local ...
Una Mary McLundie
Una Mary Peacefully at Bothwell Castle Care Home on 24th September 2024. Devoted wife of the late Alastair McLundie, dear mum to ...
Rightmove rejects £6.2bn takeover offer by Murdoch-backed group
Rea increased its cash and shares proposal to value the London-listed company at about £6.2 billion, or 781p per share. At the beginning of September, Rea proposed a bid of 705p per share, valuing ...
Scottish clothing brand named top UK fashion start-up
A Scottish fashion brand has been named UK fashion and beauty start-up of the year. The aim of the brand is to "showcase the beauty of Scotland" through the founder’s record of her own experiences.
Brisk trade in bullocks and heifers at St Boswells
Bullocks at St Boswells yesterday averaged 303p/kg and sold to 334p/kg, while heifers averaged 304p/kg and sold to 344p/kg, and cast cows averaged 216p/kg and sold to 285p/kg or £2,072 gross.
Why are foreign students so important for our universities?
The number of foreign students in Scotland's universities has dramatically increased in recent years. The main reason is simple: money.
Scottish firm wins carbon removal deal with airline giant
Carbon Capture Scotland announced the deal to supply "high-quality carbon removal credits" to British Airways through a multi-year partnership brokered by CUR8.
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What now for Rea after property portal Rightmove rebuffs fourth offer?
AUSTRALIA’S digital property group Rea has certainly been dogged in its pursuit of Rightmove, the high-profile UK online property portal. But Rightmove has been equally determined to stand firm, ...