Mark Stewart

Three of the Scottish athletes who have struck gold at the Olympics.

Scottish Olympic Winners: The last 18 Scots to win gold since 1980

There needs to be a radical shift in how we fund decarbonisation, according to Mark Stewart, from accountancy and business advisory firm Johnston Carmichael

Why financing the energy transition is at the crux of the climate challenge

Mark Stewart pictured in his heady heyday

Scotsman Obituaries: Mark Stewart, British musician who influenced a generation

Katie Archibald. (Photo by Ian MacNicol/Getty Images)

Team Scotland cyclists announced including World Champion Archibald

Johnston Carmichael’s chief executive Andrew Walker said businesses need to plan and react decisively. Picture: Nick Mailer.

War for talent could fuel takeover boom, predicts Johnston Carmichael

Sandy Manson, chair and head of client service at Johnston Carmichael, hails the firm's 'reshaped sector approach'. Picture: contributed.

Johnston Carmichael announces specialist teams reshuffle

Gavin Paterson, Barry Masson and Mark Stewart of accountancy and business advisory firm Johnston Carmichael. Picture: Nick Mailer

Edinburgh in focus as accountant Johnston Carmichael bolsters leadership team

Founded in 1936, Johnston Carmichael has grown to become the largest independent firm of chartered accountants and business advisers in Scotland. Picture: Contributed

2020 in focus as Johnston Carmichael experts gaze into crystal ball

Tempers flare at Somerset Park as Falkirk are awarded a penalty. Picture: SNS

Betfred Cup wrap: Ayr top Group G after all-action Falkirk clash

Mark Stewart forecasts a host of opportunities ahead. Picture: contributed.

Johnston Carmichael hails capital gains

Katie Archibald races during the women's individual time trial cycling. Picture: AFP/Getty Images

Commonwealth Games 2018: Archibalds stutter in cycling time trials

Scotland's Neah Evans during the medal ceremony of the women's cycling 10km scratch. Picture: AFP PHOTO / Patrick HAMILTONPATRICK HAMILTON/AFP/Getty Images

Leader comment: Golden opportunity to inspire our young to exercise

Mark Stewart celebrates winning the gold medal in the Men's 40km Points Race Final track cycling. Picture: Dean Mouhtaropoulos/Getty Images

Commonwealth Games: Scots enjoy super Sunday with three golds

An exhausted Mark Stewart celebrates his gold with the team PICTURE: AP

Commonwealth Games: Magnificent Mark Stewart strikes gold in cycling points race

Dom Thomas cracked a tightly angled free kick into the net for the only goal. Picture: SNS

Dumbarton 0 - 1 Queen of the South: Thomas magic separates sides

Falkirk manager Paul Hartley. Picture Michael Gillen

Falkirk 0-0 Dumbarton: Bairns hit woodwork four times

Willie Dyer scored a late own goal. Picture: SNS/Craig Williamson

Brechin 0 - 1 Dumbarton: Late own goal costs City

Greenock Morton 1 - 1 Dumbarton: Ton fail to move into play-off spot

On his mark: He is ready for the Tour of Britain but Mark Stewart has long-term track ambitions. Photograph: Matthew Pover

Scot Mark Stewart faces a tough test in Tour of Britain

Miles Hippolyte (left) netted for Falkirk. Picture: SNS/Bill Murray

Missed chances haunt Houston as Dumbarton hold firm

Kris Boyd was among the goals for Kilmarnock. Picture: SNS/Craig Williamson

Kilmarnock 3 - 0 Dumbarton: Lee Erwin nets as Killie progress

Adrian Sherwood

Music review: Adrian Sherwood

Rudi Skacel: Stepped off the bench to set up Raiths late winner

Raith Rovers 1 - 0: Queen of the South: Rudi Skakel shines

Mark Stewart, wearing No 9, has the Falkirk defence on its knees after scoring Raiths second goal. Picture: Michael Gillen

Falkirk 2 - 4 Raith Rovers: Raith win to leapfrog Bairns

Lawrence Shankland celebrates netting the winner for St Mirren

Loons shock Raith as Saints bounce back

Particks Chris Erskine, who previously worked as a pipe-fitter in shipyards, has been acquiring new skills at the DIY Trade School. Picture: SNS

Scots players take DIY approach to careers beyond football

Liam Fee's mother and her partner are accused of his murder. Picture: Contributed

Liam Fee murder: Accused denies losing temper and killing toddler

Nyomi Fee and her civil partner, Rachel Trelfa, have been accused of murdering toddler Liam Fee. Picture: Contributed

Liam Fee murder: Accused were concerned over his development

Mark Stewart will head up the new group at JC. Picture: Contributed

Accountants Johnston Carmichael swoop on trio for renewables

Mark Stewart: Injury fear. Picture: SNS

Raith Rovers blow as Mark Stewart in doubt for Rangers clash

Raith's Ryan Hardie celebrates his hat-trick with the match ball at full time. Picture: SNS

Raith 4 - 3 St Mirren: Rangers loanee Hardie nets hat-trick

Scots cyclist Mark Stewart aims for pro career

Mark Stewart, far left, beats St Mirren goalkeeper Jamie Langfield to open the scoring for Raith Rovers at Starks Park last night. Picture: SNS

Raith Rovers 1-1 St Mirren: Mallan magic secures late draw

Jason Cummings races off to celebrate after scoring Hibernian's second goal of the game. Picture: SNS Group

Raith Rovers 1 - 2 Hibernian: Hibs end Rovers run

Raith Rovers' Liam Fox tackles Dylan McGeouch. Picture: SNS

Raith Rovers 2-1 Hibs: Hibs crash to another loss

Raiths Ross Callachan holds off Queens Michael Paton at Starks Park. Picture: SNS

Raith Rovers 3-0 Queen of the South: Stewart brace

The Pop Group. Picture: Contributed

Album reviews: The Pop Group | Cat’s Eyes | Ant Law

Christian Nade, right, is congratulated by Mark Stewart after his goal two minutes from time saw off Cowdenbeath. Picture: Toby Williams

Cowdenbeath 0-1 Raith Rovers: Nade weighs in late

Grant Anderson: Fine finishing. Picture: SNS

It’s all in the finish as hosts fight well but visitors find net

QoS 2-0 Raith: Queens remain in top three

Madison Horn. Picture: Police Scotland

Madison Horn bite mark ‘could be from accused’

Queen of the South celebrate Derek Lyle's goal. Picture: SNS

Raith Rovers 3-4 Queen of the South, match report
Raith Rovers hosting Queen of the South on a dreich Friday night in Kirkcaldy, with a sparse attendance an inevitability, never seemed the most attractive of fi...

Perth Sheriff Court. Picture: Ian Rutherford

Bride jailed on wedding night for assault on husband

The Pop Group: Cult appeal

Celtic Connections review: The Pop Group, Glasgow

Referee Nick Walsh, far left, cautions Kieran Dodd in front of the Preston bench. Picture: Malcolm McCurrach

Pitch invasion puts paid to Preston’s hopes of shock

Kilmarnocks assistant manager Sandy Clark is eager for mistakes to be cut out on the field. Picture:SNS

Kilmarnock won’t blame protests for poor results

Jason Scotland returned to haunt old club Dundee United as St Johnstone ran out 3-0 winners in September 2006. Picture: SNS

League Cup: Third Round upsets

Partick Thistle's Isaac Osbourne holds off counterpart Jackson Irvine (right). Picture: SNS

Partick Thistle 1-1 Kilmarnock: Boyd earns point

Red carded: Kris Boyd heads off as Allan Johnston looks on. Picture: SNS

Kilmarnock due a win, says frustrated Johnston

Police have been criticised for appealing for the plaques which have already been returned. Picture: TSPL

Police appeal for war plaques already handed in

Album review: Primal Scream: More Light

Rab Douglas keen to get Dundee off derby mark

Dundee looking to regain focus after manager saga

Dundee 2 - 2 St Johnstone: Brown’s men up and running

Civil Service Strollers 2 - 1 Preston Athletic: Penalty seals win for Civil

Ex-detective faces prison for withholding evidence in murder inquiry

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