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Aberdeen charity given royal seal of approval for work with disadvantaged people

Aberdeen charity given royal seal of approval for work with disadvantaged people Glencraft acting chairman Jonathan Smith and managing director Graham McWilliam at the charity’s Aberdeen showroom An Aberdeen charity that has supported disadvantaged people for 178 years has won a prestigious Queen s Award for Enterprise. Glencraft, which makes luxury mattresses, has received the award for promoting opportunity through social mobility. Bosses have dedicated it to the memory of late chairman Duncan Skinner, who passed away earlier this month. Mr Skinner, along with businessesman Bob Keiller, led the fight to save Glencraft in 2010 - and it was his idea to enter the award.

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Glencraft boss says prestigious Queen's Award a 'tribute to Duncan'

Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Four north and north-east firms are among 13 from around Scotland unveiled as Queen’s Awards for Enterprise winners today (April 29). A total of 205 businesses around the UK have been recognised for their exceptional achievements in promoting opportunity, innovation, sustainable development and international trade. For luxury mattress-maker Glencraft, its award for promoting opportunity through social mobility is a fitting tribute to former chairman Duncan Skinner, who died earlier this month following a year-long battle with cancer. It was his idea to enter Glencraft for the Queen’s Awards and he was told of its successful bid just days before his death.

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Accountants Kiltwalk relay remembers north-east business icon

Accountants Kiltwalk relay remembers north-east business icon Updated: April 27, 2021, 12:49 pm © Johnston Carmichael Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Staff and partners from accountancy firm Johnston Carmichael have completed their Kiltwalk efforts in memory of a north-east business icon. More than £7,500 has been raised by the firm after their relay passed a virtual baton all the way from Inverness to Glasgow. More than 60 walkers took part in the effort, which was dedicated to Duncan Skinner who died three weeks ago. He also raised funds for Glenelg Mountain Rescue Team, a cause and place close to Mr Skinner’s heart.

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Accountants Kiltwalk relay remembers north-east business icon

Accountants Kiltwalk relay remembers north-east business icon
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North-east mourns Duncan Skinner, "one of life's genuinely good guys"

by Kieran Beattie and Keith Findlay April 12, 2021, 6:31 am © DCT Media 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 worlds of north-east business, charity and sport are mourning the death of “one of life’s genuinely good guys” Duncan Skinner, who has died aged 63. Mr Skinner, who was chairman of the Aberdeen Football Club Community Trust (AFCCT) bravely fought cancer over the past year, and died on Thursday. The Moffat-born chartered management accountant was one of the north-east’s most respected business figures, both for his 35-year career in the oil and gas industry, and for his role in helping to save one of Aberdeen’s longest-established charities.

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