Eilidh Alexander

Aquascot, the employee-owned Scottish seafood processor behind Waitrose’s premium Scottish salmon and trout range, has been named Waitrose Own Brand Supplier of the Year 2026. The award recognises Aquascot’s long-standing commitment to quality, innovation and partnership and marks the first time the Highland-based business has received the honour in more than 30 years of supplying […]

Kishorn Port Ltd (KPL) was recently recognised with the ‘Sustainability in Decommissioning Award’ at the Decom Mission Dinner and Awards Ceremony in Aberdeen. The category celebrated the progress reached to date of the regeneration of Kishorn Port yard and dry dock to facilitate the decommissioning of oil and gas structures in a safe and environmentally

Leading workplace technology provider Agilico is supporting the stars of the future by sponsoring a Scottish initiative which supports children preparing to make the big move from primary to secondary school. We’re off to the Big School is a free virtual session which brings children who are set to start secondary school in August together.

Aquascot has secured two honours at the UK Employee Ownership Awards (EOA) 2026, recognising both individual achievement and long-term contribution to employee ownership. Patrycja Cisewska, Aquascot’s Employee Ownership Trust Business Partner, has been named EO Owner of the Year, in recognition of her impact in strengthening and advancing the company’s employee ownership model. The Employee

Tickets are now on sale for The Big Picture Conference 2026, Scotland’s flagship event dedicated to rewilding, which returns to Perth Concert Hall on Saturday 19 September. Centred around the themes of ‘Rewilding with people and place’ and ‘Coexistence in rewilded landscapes’, the event will tackle some of the most pressing and complex questions facing

SCOTLAND: The Big Picture welcomes a new wildflower seed mix designed to ease coexistence between people and beavers, which launched in Scotland this month. ‘Beaver Mix’ is a collaborative project between Perthshire-based rewilding business Alba Fiadhaich and Scotland’s leading wildflower seed producer, Scotia Seeds, based in Angus. Developed through a coordinated effort drawing on ecological