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EXCLUSIVE Saving the soul of the city - Dundee cultural organisations share £1m fund for Covid recovery

EXCLUSIVE: Dundee cultural organisations share £1m fund for Covid-19 recovery © SYSTEM Tim Allan, Chair of V&A Dundee, which has taken the lead on the Dundee Covid Recovery Fund. Five of Dundee’s cultural organisations are planning their road out of lockdown, thanks to a £1 million fund. The Dundee Cultural Recovery Fund is a joint enterprise led by V&A Dundee to benefit five organisations in the city, the other four being Dundee Contemporary Arts, Dundee Heritage Trust (Discovery Point and Verdant Works), Dundee Rep and Scottish Dance Theatre, and Dundee Science Centre. At the beginning of the first lockdown Tim Allan, Chair of V&A Dundee, says he was determined that culture had to be ready to reopen almost seamlessly once doors could open again safely.

Scots firms exhausted as Chambers warns of hurdles on road to recovery

1286348929 By Scott Wright THE limits on trading brought by continuing coronavirus restrictions have left companies “close to exhaustion,” a leading Scottish business figure has declared. Tim Allan, president of Scottish Chambers of Commerce (SCC), underlined the toll on business from “some of the most challenging trading conditions in modern history” as the group revealed the findings of its latest quarterly report. It warned that businesses in Scotland “face significant hurdles” on the path to recovery. The Quarterly Economic Indicator (QEI) for the first quarter, which completes a full year of measuring the effects of lockdown on businesses, shows retail was the worst performing sector over the first three months of the year.

Warning firms are near exhaustion

Warning firms are near ‘exhaustion’ © Supplied Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The impact of the Covid-19 trading restrictions has left businesses in Scotland “close to exhaustion”, the president of the Scottish Chambers of Commerce has warned. Tim Allan’s comment came as the organisation today published the findings of its latest Quarterly Economic Indicator for the first quarter of 2021, marking a full year of measuring the effects of lockdown on companies.

Covid in Scotland: Pandemic leaves businesses close to exhaustion

Ten years of lobbying: The Qatari lobby s operations before and after the blockade

This report is part of the Hajj (Pilgrimage) to Washington project published by Sasapost. It covers the Middle East lobbies in the US between 2010 and 2020. Most of the report is based on documents from the US Department of Justice database, operating under the Foreign Agents Registration Act (FARA). This legislation requires lobbyists to disclose their activities and funds, ensuring that all documents are publicly accessible online. Thanks to its supportive foreign policy during the Arab Spring, Qatar earned itself many allies and rivals. Among its main opponents is its southern neighbour, Saudi Arabia, and its other neighbour, the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Both countries supported counter-revolutions and sought to suppress and stifle any movement or democratic transition upholding freedoms and advocating for the basic principles of decent living conditions in the region.

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