This Month's Edition of FBM Update Is Now Available The latest edition of Fife Business Matters is now available featuring topics including the not to be missed Fife Business Week, sector innovations and achievements, local success stories and much more.
Businesses featured this month include Rufflets St Andrews, Inchdairnie Distillery, Ardross Farm, Och Aye Canoe, Briggs Marine and many more. |
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Build Fife 2025 - Applications Close Today Following a successful launch in 2024, the Build Fife Programme is back for 2025, offering construction-related businesses in Fife a unique opportunity to access training, networking, and key market insights. The programme has been carefully designed to help you improve business capability and open opportunities for growth while providing ongoing development support and guidance. Build Fife offers an exciting opportunity to build capability and relationships, engage face-to-face with Tier One and Tier Two Contractors and ultimately build your business. Click here to find out more |
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Rufflets St Andrews Celebrates 100 Years Built in 1924, as a private home for the widow of a Dundee merchant, the property was transformed in 1952 by George and Margaret Cook, alongside business partners Anna and James Meldrum, into one of Scotland’s first and finest country house hotels.
Today, Rufflets remains a families-run business. It is owned by Mark and Chris Forrester, grandsons of two of the original founders, their mother, Ann Murray-Smith, who took over the business from her parents in 1976, and Marco Truffelli, an Italo-British hotelier who partnered with them in 2020.
Click here to find out more |
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Scotland Can Do Offshore Wind Innovation Feasibility Challenge Scottish Enterprise is offering grants of between £30,000 and £50,000 to help Scotland-based companies test the feasibility of new products and services that could help develop Scotland's offshore wind sector and its supply chain. The funding is intended to help find innovative solutions for the most important challenges identified by the industry. Click here to find out more |
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Forth Scientific Is Shaking Up The Testing Industry Dalgety Bay-based, Forth Scientific Limited, is a water and air microbiology laboratory, providing UKAS accredited testing to companies throughout Scotland and England. The laboratory specialises in the testing for pathogens such as Legionella, E. coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa and more.
The business provides an unmatched level of client-focused testing services. The laboratory and its management system were designed to ensure customers receive the highest level of analytical and customer service possible, something which has been lacking within the Scottish environmental industry for many years. Click here to find out more |
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Enterprise Hub Fife Festive Opening Hours Enterprise Hub Fife in Glenrothes will be closed from Monday, 23rd December, and will reopen on Monday, 6th January.
If you are looking to kick-start 2025 by planning an event, training session or company meeting, why not get in touch with the Enterprise Hub team and check availability?
Click here to find out more |
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Webinar - Advanced Social Media Marketing This course takes the experienced social media user to the next level, from examining a wider range of social media channels and assessing social media management tools to monitoring your competitors. You’ll also learn about the metrics you should be watching and get top tips on the rules you shouldn’t break. Click here to find out more |
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Realising Scotland’s Hydrogen Potential Scotland’s first hydrogen sector export plan, outlining the targeted actions needed to secure Scotland as a key producer and exporter of renewable hydrogen by 2030, has been published. A Trading Nation: Realising Scotland’s Hydrogen Potential – A Plan for Exports, outlines where the opportunities for growth lie for businesses and investors, if Scotland is to capitalise on the economic and net zero opportunities provided by hydrogen and hydrogen products. Click here to find out more |
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Creative Scotland Crowdmatch Creative individuals, groups or businesses are encouraged to share their creative ideas in order to take part in a competition to win up to £10,000 from Creative Scotland towards their crowdfunding campaign.
The fund is open to anyone delivering activity in the areas of arts, film or creative industries and can be accessed by individuals, self-employed artists and creative practitioners living in Scotland. Click here to find out more |
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