Eilidh Alexander

This December, Genny Hire Ltd celebrates 17 years in business – a milestone that reflects the company’s resilience, adaptability, and steadfast commitment to powering industries across Scotland and beyond. Founded in 2008, the family-run business has grown from modest beginnings into a trusted name in power solutions, supporting clients in oil and gas, maritime, renewables,

Leading Scottish law firm Wright, Johnston & Mackenzie LLP (WJM) has bolstered its team with 12 new hires. Four Senior Associates and a further eight new faces have joined the firm, which recently combined with Davidson Chalmers Stewart and advises clients across a broad range of sectors. In Edinburgh, Brittany Thomas joins as Senior Associate

Leading UK independent accountancy and business advisory firm, Johnston Carmichael, is recruiting its next generation of leaders – and a knack for numbers isn’t the only prerequisite for success. The firm’s graduate scheme is looking for individuals who can demonstrate curiosity, resilience, and strong interpersonal skills. As part of this, Johnston Carmichael’s recruitment team seeks

STRONACHS LLP has once again been recognised across multiple practice areas in the Legal 500 UK 2026, with rankings for corporate, energy, private client, dispute resolution and agriculture. Among this year’s recognitions are corporate partners Neil Forbes and Callum Armstrong, who have again received individual accolades. Neil retains his place in the prestigious Hall of

Erskine Veterans Charity, Scotland’s leading veterans charity, has appointed decorated RAF veteran, Roy Geddes MC, as Regional Manager for its Veterans Activity Centres (EVACs) across Scotland. Roy, 55, brings distinguished service experience and community leadership to the role. He was awarded the Military Cross for bravery and leadership under fire during the 2012 Taliban raid

Genny Hire Ltd is proud to announce that its company logo has now been fully trademarked. This milestone marks another step in strengthening the Genny Hire brand, ensuring that its identity is protected as the organisation continues to expand across industries and regions. The decision to trademark the logo was a natural next step for