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The prominent peak of Clachnaben stands over Glen Dye in Aberdeenshire where four million trees will soon be planted and 1,800 hectares of peatland restored on the moorland which was long used for grouse shooting. PIC: Contributed.

Ex PM's shooting estate to become Scotland's largest carbon-offsetting scheme

Video grab taken from BBC of the recently-sacked boss of the Confederation of British Industry (CBI) Tony Danker appearing on BBC's Today programme, where he said his reputation has been "totally destroyed" following misconduct allegations, and claims he has been made a "fall guy" for a wider crisis engulfing the business group

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Ireland face England today at the Aviva Stadium in Dublin in the final game of the Six Nations tournament

Ireland v England Six Nations 2023: How to watch

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Kirsty McLuckie: Costing the turf

Keyless cars twice as likely to be stolen, claims insurer

Aviva employs some 1,800 people in Scotland, with around 900 people based at its Perth office, which hosts the company’s claims centre of excellence for both commercial and personal property.

Aviva Perth site employing 900 people to go green with giant turbine

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Royal London group chief executive Barry O’Dwyer, whose previous roles include leading what was then Standard Life Aberdeen’s UK business. Picture: Chris Close.

Exclusive: Royal London unveils permanent £1k salary boost for lowest-paid staff

You shouldn't need to downgrade to a Peel P50 microcar – launched in 1962 – to find a reasonable car insurance deal

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More than half of Scottish workers would consider changing their current role for a 'greener' career, according to the report. Picture: AFP via Getty Images.

Majority of Scots workers 'would consider move to greener role'

Broker Insights chairman Chris van der Kuyl (left) and chief executive Fraser Edmond. Picture: Alan Richardson

Insurance tech firm to double workforce on back of £6m backing

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Firms can adapt with meetings and important presentations being conducted in a hybrid format, Speak With Impact says. Picture: Getty Images/iStockphoto.

Large Scots firms encouraged to adapt as home working gains acceptance

Some people will have been forced to look for a new career amid the economic fallout from the pandemic.

More than half of Scots workers plan to make changes to careers amid pandemic

Aviva is undergoing a major overhaul by slimming down its operations to focus purely on its core markets of the UK, Ireland and Canada, where bosses see strong potential growth.

Insurance giant with 2,000 Scottish staff completes sale of non-core units

Potato rain and spider scares - the weirdest car insurance claims revealed

Disappointment for Scotland at full-time in Dublin.

Scotland player ratings: Who thrived and who toiled as Ireland won?

The Aviva Perth facility covers 342 car park spaces and provides 50 electric vehicle charging stations.

Aviva opens solar power carport in Perth that can power 500 homes

The increasing extent of wildfires in the western United States, like this one in Healdsburg, California, last year, have been linked to climate change by scientists (Picture: Josh Edelson/AFP via Getty Images)

Ethical finance can help deliver a 'Marshall Plan for the planet' – Omar Shaikh

For Sale signs on Abercromby Place in Edinburgh. Picture: Toby Williams

Scottish home owner over-estimate value of own properties by £35k

Gordon Pirie has launched Gordon Pirie and Company in Aberdeen.

Aberdeen property director kicks off solo venture with major clients in the bag

Lloyds Banking Group building at Fountainbridge in Edinburgh. Picture: Ian Rutherford

Boss of Bank of Scotland owner Lloyds to step down after decade in charge

Graeme Jones will have been CEO for five years when he retires from SFE. Picture: Chris Watt Photography

Change at the helm for Scottish Financial Enterprise after five years

More than half of people in the UK have been taking up gardening since coronavirus restrictions were imposed. Picture: iStock/PA

How green fingers can keep a tight hold of the purse strings

LV has suspended its travel cover because of coronavirus - here's what it means

Direct Line is leading the fight against 'ghost brokers;.

More than 500 'ghost broker' scam insurance firms shut down

From fewer coffees to keep fit, every little helps in the long term

From fewer coffees to keep fit, every little helps in the long term

Scots-born chief executive Maurice Tulloch took the helm in March. Picture: Aviva plc

Major Scottish employer Aviva hikes dividend: City reacts

Your property is used as security for the loan, and the lender needs to be confident that it can re-sell your property in the future in order to see that loan repaid. Picture: Getty

Why can’t I use equity release on my flat? – Gareth Shaw

Falkirk-born chief executive Maurice Tulloch took on the top job in March. Picture: Contributed

Scots job concerns as Aviva wields axe on 1,800 posts

Councils would be given the power to charge employers for parking spaces

Workplace parking levy 'needed to offset falling motoring costs'

Chief executive Roger Weatherby said the banking group is well placed. Picture: Ezzidin Alwan

Weatherbys Private Bank reports record lending

The plan would allow local authorities to introduce a levy on parking. Picture: John Devlin

Businesses raise concerns over proposed workplace parking levy

Interpoint is currently let to mutual insurance and pensions provider Royal London. Picture: Contributed

Edinburgh offices and Glasgow Waitrose gain new owners

Contrary to popular perception, it is the under-30s who are leading the way on saving towards a pension. Photograph: PA

Seven myths about pensions busted

Scots-born CEO vows to ‘re-energise’ Aviva after unveiling full-year results

Falkirk-born Maurice Tulloch has been with firm since 1992. Picture: Contributed

Aviva names new Scots-born boss

Dublin has benefitted from the need for UK firms to set up offices in the EU ahead of Brexit (Picture: Chris Jackson/Getty)

Brexit has a silver lining, but jobs are going overseas – Stuart Murdoch

Prater Contracts director Stephen Prater (right) with Chris Lawlor of Lawlor Technologies and Kate Forbes MSP

Cleland firm gets Government funding to embrace technology

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Aviva insurance apologises to William Scott's grieving family over payment

From left: Chris Lawlor of Lawlor Technologies, Kate Forbes MSP and Stephen Prater of Prater Contracts. Picture: Andy Forman

App to boost productivity by 70% at property firm

This year looks set to be volatile so it may be wise to think long-term. Photograph: PA

Be prepared for these key money moments in the next 12 months

As with any year, 2019 is bound to bring some unexpected surprises. But, looking ahead, there are some money moments you may be able to prepare for '“ even if s...

Many are ignorant of their pensions.

Workers reach retirement '˜ignorant of savings'

The case was heard at Perth Sheriff Court. Picture: Ian Rutherford

Rolls Royce enthusiast in £50k damages court case

Bright Sparks Playgroup, Bonnyrigg. Official Play area opening. 08/10/18 Cllr Jim Muirhead cuts the ribbon

Charity's Bonnyrigg home sweet home

A state pension is most people's biggest source of income in later life. Photograph: PA

Pension preparation: nine ways to avoid a shock when you retire

Figuring out when to retire, how much money is in the pot, and whether therell any left to help feed the cat, can be a grind

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How five-a-day rule could help grow the pension you deserve

The study was commissioned by YouGov as Mental Health Awareness week was launched. Picture: TSPL

74 per cent of adults have suffered from stress, says poll

Scotland's Dan Parks was the hero of Scotland's last victory in Dublin in 2010.

Scotland coach wary of Ireland's '˜dominant brand of rugby'

David Coulthard in the advert.

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Regardless of when you start saving, aim to build a pension pot of at least ten times your salary by the time you retire. Picture: PA

Only a bigger pension pot can fulfil dreams of early retirement

One in ten parents with children at university say they give their child about £750 a month on average. Picture: PA

Don't let the bank of mum and dad turn into a money pit

Prop Gordon Reid in action for Glasgow Warriors. Picture: Gary Hutchison/SNS/SRU

Gordon Reid already feeling at home with London Irish

Staffmetrix says firms need to 'take their gender pay gap reports seriously'. Picture: Philip Toscano/PA Wire

Data outfit Staffmetrix seeks to narrow gender pay gap

DJ Alexander boss David Alexander argues that buy-to-let is 'responding to, rather than creating' the housing shortage. Picture: Rob McDougall

David Alexander: Thank goodness for buoyant rental market

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