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Passivhaus school approved for Ayrshire town

Passivhaus school approved for Ayrshire town
A MILESTONE has been reached as a new school in Irvine that will be built to Passivhaus standards won planning approval.

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Steve Wright is signing off from the afternoon slot on Radio 2 after more than two decades

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Passivhaus school approved for Ayrshire town

Business Briefing Passivhaus school approved for Ayrshire town

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Edinburgh investment syndicate generates £1.4bn

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Artist's impression of new JW Filshill premises at Westway Park near Glasgow Airport. Picture: Filshill

Historic Glasgow family food and drink wholesaler posts rise in profit, turnover

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Capricorn ditches Tullow merger for Israeli gas specialist NewMed

Demand for laser eye surgery boosts revenues and profits at Optical Express

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Elgin-based Ava Innes makes bedding from a by-product brushed from goats considered unsuitable for clothing

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Business Briefing Network of electric vehicle chargers goes live

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Passivhaus school approved for Ayrshire town

Business Briefing Passivhaus school approved for Ayrshire town

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Historic Glasgow family food and drink wholesaler posts rise in profit, turnover

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Capricorn ditches Tullow merger for Israeli gas specialist NewMed

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Demand for laser eye surgery boosts revenues and profits at Optical Express

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Elgin-based Ava Innes makes bedding from a by-product brushed from goats considered unsuitable for clothing

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Passivhaus school approved for Ayrshire town

Business Briefing Passivhaus school approved for Ayrshire town

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Edinburgh investment syndicate generates £1.4bn

Business Briefing Edinburgh investment syndicate generates £1.4bn

Ian McConnell

Sir Charlie Bean said: 'The ideal would be to get a Tardis and go back and undo the errors’

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Artist's impression of new JW Filshill premises at Westway Park near Glasgow Airport. Picture: Filshill

Historic Glasgow family food and drink wholesaler posts rise in profit, turnover

Elgin-based Ava Innes makes bedding from a by-product brushed from goats considered unsuitable for clothing

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Scottish law firm unveils rise in profits

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Sir Mark Carney

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There was an east-west split in Scotland throughout the summer. Archive image of Tyninghame Beach, East Lothian.

Eastern Scotland records 10th driest summer in 100 years

Elgin-based Ava Innes makes bedding from a by-product brushed from goats considered unsuitable for clothing

Scottish cashmere brand hopes goats will be the key to a good night’s sleep

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Steve Wright is signing off from the afternoon slot on Radio 2 after more than two decades

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Winners honoured at Herald property award

Winners honoured at Herald property award

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