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Small and mid-sized enterprises need to build connections on their own doorsteps, as public sector tendering increasingly favours local bids. According to a new study from Procurement Growth Group, more than half of local government contracts analysed were awarded to suppliers registered in the same region. Read More
Glasgow’s George Square is set to reopen following an £20m transformation, with restored statues, new landscaping, improved accessibility and high-tech projections helping to breathe new life into the city’s historic civic heart. Kevin McKenna takes a stroll around it Read More
Kate Forbes has broken publicly with John Swinney over Rosebank, calling approval ‘the right decision’. Read More
SNP minister Alyn Smith urges Scotland to seize the AI moment, comparing sceptics to opponents of the lightbulb but environmentalists and campaigners fighting hyperscale data centres say their concerns are being dismissed. Read More
Alyn Smith, Scotland’s Minister for AI, sets out why his government is aligning with EU regulation, investing in chip design, and working to ensure artificial intelligence delivers for Scottish communities, not just the tech sector. Read More
Environmental campaigners have staged a Halloween themed demonstration outside the Scottish First Minister’s official residence over “scary” fossil fuels. Read More
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UK consultancy Clarasys has launched a new transformation approach, as it looks to have its say on how AI should shape the future of the consulting industry. While much debate centres on whether the technology will replace human expertise, or if the technology should simply be bolted on to traditional models, the firm is hoping […]