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Perth accountancy firm Campbell Dallas figure they can beat last year's Cash for Kids charity ball fundraiser if local businesses rally round again.
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25.01.10 Testimonial Main
St Johnstone goalkeeper and club record appearance holder Alan Main has been granted a testimonial. Read more
25.01.10 GM and Wind Energy Amongst Topics Aired at Panel Night
"It will be really disappointing if someone finds a whole lot of oil - it will fairly spoil the renewable energy industry!" said Peter Cook. Read more
23.01.10 Farmers Need to be More Business-Like
UK farmers have been on a rollercoaster ride for a good number of years - but the future appears to offer little change, with today's farmers having to become more business like if they are to take advantage of long-term financial assistance. Read more
FAT BOB 'N' SOAPY SOUTAR'S BRAW BURNS SUPPER 2010
The 7th Fat Bob 'n' Soapy Soutar's Braw Burns Supper took place on January 29th at the Trades Hall in Glasgow. The supper was themed around DC Thomson characters including Oor Wullie and The Broons.
Over 170 successful business people from around Glasgow attended, inlcuding Arran Aromatics, Clydesdale Bank, Highland Spring, Laplace Electrical Limited, Mitchells Roberton, Reid Printers and Thomas Tunnock Limited. This year we had David Sibbald, one of the best Burn's guys in Scotland, to do our Immortal Memory and comedian Andy Cameron for the Toast to the Lassies. The music was provided by Jock the Box and Alastair MacDonald.
We managed to raise an impressive £14,000 (including gift aid), which will be split between Calum's Cabin and Yorkhill Children's Hospital.
If you would like to view photos from the night please click here.
