John Anderson

Kate Forbes (Picture: Jane Barlow/PA Wire)

Kate Forbes: I was 'slam dunk' for SNP leader until gay marriage row

Jordanhill School tops the table

The top ten best secondary schools in Scotland 2025 according to new guide

Portrait of John Glassford, the epitome of the Glasgow Tobacco Lord, with his family and black servant. While he did not play a role in the Anderson's Institution, Glassford's wealth and influence represents the city's growing wealthy elite at the time. PIC: CC.

Scots university's 'shocking' discovery over links with slavery

John Anderson and his wife Margaret at a garden party at Holyrood Palace. Picture: John Anderson/PA Wire

Grandfather who thought medal was a scam 'privileged' at coronation invite

Gladiators attracted millions of viewers in its heyday

Hit 90s series Gladiators to return to BBC in 2023

L-R: Scott Cormack, director of operations, Mermaid Subsea UK; John Anderson, commercial director, Exceed; Fraser Moonie, regional director, Mermaid Subsea UK.

Work to commence on 'milestone' North Sea decommissioning programme

Mr Nicol last year stepped down as managing partner at Thorntons LLP. Picture: Pako Mera.

Specialist recruiter iMultiply hires high-profile Scots legal name as new chair

Over its 30-year lifespan Kype Muir wind farm is expected to pay out more than £100 million in community benefits while generating up to 155 megawatts of electricity each year – enough to power more than 110,000 homes or a city the size of Aberdeen

Ancient woodland linked to Robert Burns transformed after community buyout

A sign at the Forest of Birse in Aberdeenshire which appeared in Spring 2020, warning visitors to stay away during the Covid-19 lockdown. Eighty years earlier, and restrictions were placed on the movement of thousands of people throughout the Highlands.

When the Highlands went into 'lockdown' 80 years ago

There are several barriers for new and existing businesses in Scotland to scale up to next-level growth.

Ad Feature How University of Strathclyde Business School is helping companies to scale up

There are several barriers for new and existing businesses in Scotland to scale up to next-level growth.

Ad Feature How companies can get help in scaling up to next level growth

Debbie Beales, who works at Glasgow University, is the great-great-great-great-great-granddaughter of James Watt, who worked there as an instrument maker

University of Glasgow to rename engineering school after James Watt

John Anderson, entrepreneurial services partner with French Duncan, pointed to fierce competition in the legal sector. Picture: Corbis

Scots law firms see profits per partner fall amid call for efficiency drive

The family of Scott Walker have made an emotional plea. Picture: Police Scotland

Family of Scottish cyclist who died in hit and run beg: please search your consc...

The A917 was closed while emergency services were on the scene. Picture: Google.

Police probe after cyclist found seriously injured

Brian Drake, John Anderson, Gary McGurk and Alan Timlin. Picture: Contributed

Edinburgh fit-out firm SJS books record turnover

Looking down the Clyde from Bell's Bridge. Picture: submitted

Ad Feature How Glasgow start-ups are being helped to scale up to next level growth

The discovery was made in Calais Muir Woods. Picture: Google

Police investigate death of woman in Dunfermline woods

Police are appealing for anyone with information about either incident to come forward. Picture: John Devlin

'˜20 man brawl' breaks out after cars deliberately rammed at Fife roundabout

The anniversary issue.

Beano celebrates 80th anniversary with guest editor David Walliams

The consultation is looking at an overall strategy for all 19 of South Lanarkshire's stations.

South Lanarkshire park and ride consultation

Many commentators agree that AI is a double-edged sword. Picture: Contributed.

Comment: Heavyweight seminar to discuss burgeoning AI

Left to right: George Elliott, Kirsty Mackenzie and John Anderson. Picture: Stewart Attwood.

Specialist recruiter to grow own ranks

NC Craig Sharp

Obituary: Craig Sharp, veterinary scientist who became father of sports science ...

Residence Inn by Marriott, Aberdeen

Residence Inn by Marriott, Aberdeen

Les Piggot was the Scottish 100m champion several times.

Scottish sprinter Les Piggot crossed the '˜great divide'

Nathan Campbell landed a job after standing at a roadside with a cardboard sign. Picture: Nathan Campbell/Facebook

Cardboard road sign secures unemployed Ayrshire man a job

iMultiply chief Kirsty Mackenzie with advisory board member George Elliott, left, and chairman John Anderson. Picture: Stewart Attwood

Recruitment specialist iMultiply eyes more takeovers

Graduands

Want to grow your business? Mind the GAP.

Entrepreneurship and growth specialist John Anderson is the new chairman of iMultiply. Picture: Contributed

John Anderson named chair of recruitment firm iMultiply

Sandy Kennedy is leading an organisation which is shining a beacon for many on the art of the possible says Jim Duffy.

Jim Duffy: Bold vision is probably the best mission statement in the world

John Anderson will chair the investment arm of Homes for Good. Picture: Contributed

Enterprise guru joins board of social letting agency

Students are ready to boost business

Glasgow students help businesses reach for the sky

Artist Ken Currie views his portrait of Scottish political radical Thomas Muir, commisoned for the 250th anniversary of Muir's birthday. Picture: Emma Mitchell/JP

Discovery sheds new light on life of Scottish political radical Thomas Muir

The scene at Boulby Mine near Whitby after the serious incident occurred yesterday. Picture: Hemedia

'˜Job cuts not to blame' for driver's death in mine blow-out

The People's Palace

People's Palace exhibition celebrates Glasgow Green's history

Empiric's new project sits opposite Strathclyde University's John Anderson campus. Picture: Neil Hanna

Student housing firm pays £9.6m for Glasgow project

Harry Houdini in trademark padlock and chains

When Houdini came to to Aberdeen in 1909

Stewart McCallum: One of Scotlands most talented all-round athletes of all time. Picture: Ian Porteous

Obituary: Stewart McCallum, athlete and lawyer

Former Liverpool player and BBC Match of the Day pundit Mark Lawrenson. Picture: Getty Images

Interview: Mark Lawrenson on playing and punditry

Professor Stephen Roper led the research into UKs most innovative areas

Shock at Scotland’s showing in innovation survey

Inspectors found that the schools policies relating to safeguarding pupils were not consistently implemented. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Deaf school ordered to ensure pupil safety
SCOTLAND’S school for deaf children has been told to take immediate action to ensure pupil safety.

A train derailed near the Falls of Cruachan power station after hitting a boulder. Picture: PA

Rail warning system “ears” can hear landslide

A nearby tram stop will be a big attraction for some firms. Picture: Lisa Ferguson

Terry Murden: Trams may still deliver benefits

ES is for entrepreneurs, by entrepreneurs Tom Hunter. Picture: Ian Rutherford

Entex and Saltire Foundation forge tie-up

Scots are being billed for premium-rate text services despite never signing up. Picture: Phil Wilkinson

Scots mobile phone users billed for mystery texts

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ShareSoc blasts plans for investors’ forum

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Sharif helps arrest Scots decline

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Change at the top of Pinnacle as Allan reveals retirement

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Speedway: Berwick made it easy for Wethers after axe

The day Scotland DID beat New Zealand at Murrayfield

Hearts fans react: Mixture of resignation and defiance in the air

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Obituary: John Smart; gifted Scottish philosopher who became a leading light in ...

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‘Act of God’ struck grave of zoologist

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New signing Saeed set for Freuchie bow in Fife derby

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The joy of spokes: New cycling event aims to boost the Borders

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Scotland has failed to meet its latest target for reductions in greenhouse gas emissions, the latest official figures show. Picture: John Giles/PA Wire

Fail: Scotland misses climate target

Pro-independence protesters with Scottish Saltire flags (top) march for Scottish independence. Picture: Andy Buchanan/AFP via Getty Images

Yousaf: Growing popular support for Yes the only way to Scottish independence

Nadine Dorries. Picture: Dan Kitwood/Getty Images

SNP MP cleared of bullying Nadine Dorries