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Dyneval has secured over £500,000 of additional funding as the Scottish company looks to accelerate the development of a portable instrument for semen analysis.

Edinburgh agritech firm's semen analysis tool promises to save farmers thousands

We've taken a look inside the impressive Victorian duplex apartment, 9a Arran House, which spans over 1850 sq. feet.

Inside the historic property which overlooks an iconic golf course and bridge

Asda has launched an ‘unmissable’ Easter egg deal for a limited time only

Asda launches 4 for £10 Easter egg deal - but you need to be quick

The period marks the first full financial year under Lesley Larg, who became managing partner of Thorntons in June 2021. Picture: Sandy Young Photography

Scottish legal heavyweight rebounds from Covid with double-digit growth

From left: new partner Mike Kemp, the firm's chair Colin Graham, and new partner Anne Miller. Picture: Chris Scott Photography Dundee.

Scottish legal heavyweight Thorntons sees trio start 2023 as partners

'It’s great to see another dynamic, Scottish-based tech business achieve success,' says Alistair Lang, partner and head of high growth at Thorntons. Picture: GSR Photographic.

Edinburgh-based tech firm Miso Legal downloads major funding package

Kerbside shot of the traditional terrace on Netherby Road

Tasteful two-bed ground-floor flat offers stylish living in Trinity

The flat has views over arguably the most famous hole in world golf.

The St Andrews two-bedroom flat on the market for offers over £1.75 million

Shirley Phillips, Director of People, Thorntons Solicitors

Exciting times ahead as law firms complete merger - Shirley Phillips

Colin Graham and Lesley Larg of Scottish legal firm Thorntons. Picture: Dundee Industrial and Commercial Photography Scotland

Scottish legal heavyweight with 550 staff unveils record annual revenue

Front of property.

This fabulous 6-bedroom terraced Victorian house retains its period style and si...

ESPC property market update event. Pic: Shutterstock.

Free online event will give update on current state of the property market

The businesswoman says Thorntons is currently seeing a lot of potential M&A activity in the market. Picture: Kris Miller.

The Big Interview: Lesley Larg, managing partner at law firm Thorntons

More than 1,200 chain stores permanently closed in Scotland last year, amid a lack of workers in city centres. Picture: John Devlin.

One year on: Does the office still have a place in a post-Covid world?

Thorntons has said 'changing dynamics of the high street, shifting customer behaviour to online, the ongoing impact of Covid-19, and the numerous lockdown restrictions have presented 'the most challenging circumstances' (Photo: Ki Price/AFP via Getty Images)

Thorntons closing: full list of shops set to close, will chocolates be for sale ...

Thorntons will shut all 61 stores - with more than 600 jobs affected (Photo: Shutterstock)

Thorntons will shut all 61 stores - with more than 600 jobs affected

Craig Nicol, outgoing managing partner at Scottish legal firm Thorntons, which employs more than 500 people in 11 locations across the country. Picture: Dundee Industrial and Commercial Photography Scotland

Change of managing partner at Scottish legal firm Thorntons

Snowberry House, Largoward.

Superb 4-bedroom executive house in rural location with paddock and stables is v...

Thorntons is struggling with Easter demand - here's where else you can buy their...

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Edinburgh tech outfit goes for growth with US help

New lease of life for Pagan Osborne’s capital office

Pigeon rescued after flying into shop's chocolate fountain

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First Minister of Scotland Humza Yousaf tries his hand at hedge trimming during campaigning in Pollok (Pic: Robert Perry/PA Wire)

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Former Prime Minister Gordon Brown during a 'Making Britain Work For Scotland' rally

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