by Alan S. Morrison | Apr 13, 2021 | Accessible Communication, Accessible Tourism, Business news, Client news, Community news, Inclusivity
Award-winning St Andrews social enterprise café Zest is reopening for takeaway on Thursday April 15 with an even more inclusive welcome thanks to its latest staff training and investment during Lockdown. Well before the latest lockdown began, the South Street social...
by Alan S. Morrison | Apr 7, 2021 | Client news, Community news, Covid-19, Rugby News
An award-winning Angus sports charity’s walking rugby project for adults has resumed – but now it’s helping locals tackle Lockdown lard and isolation as well as helping build Covid resilience and recovery. Strathmore Community Rugby Trust began its walking rugby...
by Alan S. Morrison | Mar 8, 2021 | Client news, Community news
New Stewart’s Melville College FP Club President Ken Russell aims to increase the mutual support between the club and the school community during his presidency as well as seek donations for the school’s Access to Excellence Bursary Fund from the wider business...
by Alan S. Morrison | Mar 4, 2021 | ASD, autism, Client news, Community news, Covid-19, Rugby News, Zoom
Angus primary pupils are once again benefitting from a local sports charity’s award-winning autism-friendly rugby sessions thanks to Zoom and kit bought with Scottish Government grant funding. Strathmore Community Rugby Trust began its free twice-weekly sessions for...
by Alan S. Morrison | Nov 19, 2020 | Business news, Client news, Community news, Manufacturing news
A portable desktop screen co-designed by an Angus therapist and specialist manufacturing firm Angus 3D Solutions is enabling community support workers to continue vital face-to-face sessions in a Covid-secure way. The 60cm-square polycarbonate screen can be removed...
by Alan S. Morrison | Oct 29, 2020 | Business news, Client news, Community news, Lift news, Lifts
An £800 two-year strip sponsorship by Dundee family firm Caltech Lifts is being hailed as a gamechanger by Dundee West U15s coach Keith Chalmers. After Keith asked fellow lift engineer Neil Singer, whose son plays in the team, if Neil’s employer, Caltech Lifts, would...
