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Wednesday 13 July 2022
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Wednesday 13 July 2022
Thursday 30 June 2022
After a two-year absence, the iconic Royal Highland Show made a spectacular return this month, and Fife businesses were there, showcasing a range of fantastic food and drink.
Fife continues to cook up a storm as its food and drink sector grows, develops, evolves, innovates, and thrives, and those local businesses, which took part in InvestFife’s Tastes of Fife showcase, did not disappoint. It was a collective delight of food and drink businesses, which came together to showcase the very best of Fife.
Thursday 30 June 2022
RGM Heating Ltd is a growing business based in Rosyth Fife that was set up by three childhood friends. The business was founded in July 2020 and is run with the customers and community at the heart of everything it does.
Tuesday 28 June 2022
Monday 27 June 2022
New modern and attractive business units which will create and sustain jobs in the Levenmouth area have moved a step closer – courtesy of funding from the Levenmouth Reconnected Programme.
Almost £715,000 has been allocated from the LRP’s £10 million fund to bolster what’s available at Levenmouth Business Park, with seven new employment units – comprising an incredible 753m² of business space – being developed in a prime location.
Wednesday 15 June 2022
Maggie’s, the charity which provides free practical and emotional support for people living with cancer, is pleased to be supporting a Grand Sale, within the new K107fm Community Space in Kirkcaldy’s Mercat Shopping Centre. The event is taking place on Saturday 18th June, from 10:00 to 16:00. Expect bargains on the day to include ladies clothing, hand bags, books and home goods, all new or pre-loved.
Alison Allan at Maggie’s Fife said: “We’re absolutely delighted to be supporting Lorraine Brown with the Grand Sale
Wednesday 15 June 2022
As life starts to get back to normal after the pandemic, it’s time for businesses to plan and adapt for the future. In September, the temporary relaxations, which many businesses have benefited from, will come to an end.
In April 2020, the Scottish Government introduced new legislation to make it easier for businesses to adapt their operations during the pandemic and periods of lockdown. This allowed businesses greater flexibility to make physical changes to their premises, type of services offered and hours of operation, without the need for planning permission.
Friday 10 June 2022
Bothy Kitchen, is a new finish at home meal producer set to open at rural food and drink collective.
Tuesday 7 June 2022