Cars[1] have been left submerged in water after torrential rain flooded[2] roads in Scotland this morning.
Videos shared on social media show vehicles almost completely covered in water in Grangemouth in the Falkirk council area. Following severe floo…
Forth Ports has set out its vision to create a high-capacity floating offshore wind integration facility at the Port of Burntisland in Fife.
This is aimed at playing a critical role in the UK achieving its net zero ambitions, with more than half of Sco…
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Stuart Watt first tried to rape the adult victim at a house in Grangemouth in January 2005 when she was sleeping.
Watt, 43, exposed himself and removed her lower cl…
That’s according to local MP Douglas Chapman who said there was always a concern that “much of the investment” would be focused on the capital rather than the areas that make up the partnership.
But now that Dunfermline has equal status as a city, he s…
Peter Vardy has appointed James Brearley as its new chief operating officer.
He comes from being the UK chief executive of rival car dealership Inchcape UK.
Group founder Peter Vardy said: “Following the launch of our 2030 Strategy in 2020, our aim has…
Denholm Environmental has added a Renault Trucks T480 High 6×2 and two T440 6x2s to its fleet, supplied by Renault Trucks Scotland.
Denholm’s current fleet runs across four locations, Invergordon, Inverurie, Grangemouth and Carlisle and includes 15 tra…
Scotland’s biggest port operator Forth Ports has outlined a commitment for its operations to be carbon neutral by 2032 and net zero by 2042.
The company has revealed the actions it will take to reach the interim target of achieving carbon neutral emis…
XS Transport has named one of its five New Generation DAF XG 530 tractor units after Asset Alliance Group’s Kerry Anne Grogan as a mark of gratitude for the strong relationship she has developed with the Stirlingshire haulier.
Supplied on a three-year …
LEADING UK hauliers[1], Dyce Carriers, has purchased a new single-point lifting frame, the second in a series of significant investments for their base in Grangemouth. The five-figure investment comes after the purchase of three new Dennison skeletal …