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29.01.10 Help Us Smash Target
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
PRINCE & PRINCESS OF WALES HOSPICE BUSINESS LUNCH
Prince and Princess of Wales Hospice's annual business lunch raises £7,500.
Lena Wilson, the newly appointed Chief Executive of Scottish Enterprise, gave an insight into her successful career as guest speaker at the Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice's annual Business Lunch.
Held within the City Chambers and hosted by Alan Douglas, director of the Broadcasting Business Limited. Sponsored by long-standing supporters Campbell Dallas, Chartered Accountants and Business Advisers. The Hospice's Business Lunch is one of the Glasgow charity's most popular events and has become a premier date in Scotland's corporate calendar. Annual running costs for the hospice reach £3.8 million each year of which £2.4 million must come from voluntary donations to maintain its current level of service. The £7,500 raised at this year's event will go someway towards this.
