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Football hero to take part in Father’s Day fundraiser

The North British Distillery, which has sites in Edinburgh and Muirhall, and charity partners Big Hearts Community Trust and Team Jak Foundation, have come together to organise a virtual Q&A with Scottish footballer John Robertson, to raise valuable funds for both charities. During the online event John will be discussing his ...

Reusable views are ‘overwhelmingly’ positive for #TrialPeriod

A Zero Waste Scotland campaign aimed at tackling the 427 million single-use period products disposed of nationally every year has been ‘overwhelmingly’ well received, with more than nine out of ten survey respondents switching to reusable products as a result. With funding from Scottish Government and the European Regional Development Fund, ...

Revolve stores keep key workers pedalling

 Revolve certified bicycle stores across Scotland are calling for donations of bikes, to ensure they can continue to support key workers during lockdown. The stores have adapted operations during the coronavirus pandemic, adopting measures such as physical distancing, while still supplying those on the front line with much needed bikes ...

Diageo Learning for Life goes viral

Award-winning employability programme, Diageo Learning for Life, has launched on a new Virtual Hospitality Academy, created and delivered by The Springboard Charity, to ensure its hospitality training can continue during the COVID-19 pandemic. The new Diageo Learning for Life: Virtual Academy is open to new applicants who are looking to develop ...

Diageo creates the "Virtual Good Host Guide"

Diageo, the maker of Johnnie Walker, Smirnoff, and Guinness, has today launched the ‘Virtual Good Host Guide’. With new research finding that half of Brits (47%) are planning on catching up with friends and family online this historic bank holiday weekend, the ‘Virtual Good Host Guide’ is designed to provide ...

Getting your public affairs campaign back on track

Last Friday, the Scottish Government put out a paper considering options for an eventual relaxing of the nation’s lockdown restrictions.  At that day’s daily press conference, Nicola Sturgeon acknowledged what has become increasingly obvious, that without a vaccine or treatment for Covid-19, a return to normal life won’t happen anytime ...
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