Loganair chief Jonathan Hinkles this week conceded the collapse of rival Flybe has helped the company avoid the mass redundancies that have engulfed the aviation industry in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. But he can give no guarantees that the Glasgow-based airline will emerge from the crisis without having to cut jobs.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak was this week offered a furlough replacement scheme that has been designed by a Scottish fintech pioneer and a leading data company.
Scottish campervan firm cites staycation potential as it returns to production
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A Scottish firm which converts Volkswagen Transporter vehicles into campervans returned to production this week, citing potential for a boom in “staycations” to boost demand.
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Scott Wright: Scottish tourism facing precarious journey out of lockdown
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And finally ... Plans lodged for revamp of Edinburgh walkway
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