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Glasgow family firm to open pizza restaurant in Edinburgh St James Quarter | Scottish energy giant exits North Sea

  Glasgow family firm to open pizza restaurant in Edinburgh St James Quarter | Scottish energy giant exits North Sea Business Week Glasgow family firm to open pizza restaurant in Edinburgh St James Quarter | Scottish energy giant exits North Sea | Edinburgh oil firm wins $1bn tax case Scottish energy giant SSE this week agreed to sell its North Sea gas business to acquisitive Viaro Energy for £120 million amid the shake-up in the area. The deal will allow London-based Viaro to acquire stakes in a range of big North Sea assets including the giant Laggan Tormore development West of Shetland.

Xplore Dundee bus drivers react to sudden takeover by McGill s Buses

© Supplied by MediaHouse James and Sandy Easdale of McGill’s Buses who are set to acquire the Xplore operation in Dundee. Some staff said they had been informed in meetings yesterday at the Xplore base on East Dock Street, before word began to travel to those on routes around the city. An internal document seen by the Tele revealed that Xplore Dundee branding would “remain” with no threat of redundancies in the “foreseeable future” or no changes to the current network. One driver said: “There have been rumours for years that we could be changing from this to that but that’s all they’ve ever been.

Garden centre closures disappointing and dispiriting says retail chief

It means garden centres and homeware stores will have to close from Boxing Day. Garden centres were permitted to reopen at the end of May, the first sub-sector of retail to be allowed to re-open following the introduction of the national lockdown in late March. The Scottish Retail Consortium said shops have taken every mitigation possible to keep customers and staff as safe as possible . It said papers from public health advisers SAGE and its Welsh counterparts, the Technical Advisory Group, have explained the closure of shops would only have a “very minimal impact” on R values and reducing transmission of the virus.

Xplore Dundee and Xplore More sold to McGill s Buses

Updated: December 29, 2020, 9:18 am © Supplied Bus operator Xplore Dundee has been sold to Greenock-based firm, McGill’s Buses. National Express, which owns Xplore Dundee for bus travel and Xplore More for coach travel, has agreed to sell its Dundee operation in a deal subject to completion by the end of the year. The business, based at a site on East Dock Street, employs 350 people and has a fleet of 120 buses. McGill’s, owned by brothers Sandy and James Easdale, will be licenced to operate 850 buses and have 1,200 employees, making it the biggest independent bus operator in the UK. James and Sandy Easdale.

Tweaks to city bus plans don t deliver for pensioners, claims elderly forum

© DC Thomson An Xplore bus in Dundee City Centre. (Library image), The future of public transport in Dundee still “isn’t good news” for the city’s pensioners. That according to Dundee Pensioners’ Forum, which has called on Xplore Dundee to further reverse ‘significant’ cuts proposed to bus services, due to take effect next month. The bus company recently unveiled proposals aimed at providing a “simpler, more efficient” service for the city. Forum representatives met with Dundee City Council and Xplore Dundee to stress the detrimental impact some proposals would have. Dorothy McHugh, secretary said: “We heard from Xplore that some ‘tweaks’ to the original plan had already been agreed following communication from individuals and community representatives – and for that we are grateful.

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