Posts in category: TALK: Central Scotland’s Business Magazine

Mental health is about how we think, feel and behave.  One in four adults experience a mental health issue during their lifetime and millions of

Based in the small Hillfoots town of Menstrie, Circular Economy Solutions Limited, established in 2018, is one of Scotland’s most innovative companies dedicated to environmentally

Stirling’s empty shop windows have been transformed into vibrant works of art in an ambitious project launched by the city’s BID. The Street Stories initiative

Clinical director and advanced aesthetic practitioner, Julia Ogilvie, at Beauty Health Aesthetics gives us her predictions of the trends that will shape the aesthetics market

Stirling City Radio community station has launched a bid to get people talking and tackle loneliness across Stirlingshire. The ‘Happy to chat’ campaign will see

We are looking forward to the launch of our upcoming programme of artisan craft workshops, ranging from one day to week-long courses, for everyone from

Director Steve Jenkins tells us more…I’ve driven coaches now for 17 years, taking passengers on sightseeing tours in Scotland for a well-known tour operator. Not

“Ecommerce is fast-moving and sounds complicated. Yes, it can be, but it really isn’t rocket science.” Lucky for us Ann-Maree Morrison, founder of the Ecommerce

Stirling and Falkirk-based small business specialist, Jonathan Deb of TaxAssist Accountants, answers some frequently asked questions about tax and accountancy matters: Q. As the furlough

Over a year ago, we were planning for a successful financial 20/21, little did we know that in just a few days our lives would

When we first entered the strange world of COVID – which now feels like the norm – the general feeling from businesses, communities and people

After a year of many businesses being forced to adapt to working remotely what are your longer-term plans? Due to the successes we have seen

Welcome to STEP Business Magazine TALK 13. TALK is Stirling’s number one Business Magazine with local business news. tips and tricks and more.

During lockdown we have seen many of the benefits of working from home, wearing comfy’s all day being a personal favourite, our local businesses have been telling us they are missing the connection of face-to-face discussions, productive planning and workshop sessions. – we hear you loud and clear!

In January 2019, when we launched our shared space little did we know just over a year later our world of business space would be flipped on it’s head!

To put it plainly collaborative marketing is a strategy that involves working with similar companies to reach new customers, minimise costs and increase sales.

As Stirling Business Month draws to a close, it’s a good opportunity to look back
at our first fully virtual month and reflect on what we learnt.

“Nothing ever becomes real ’til it is experienced.” (John Keats)
When you started out in business, what did you do first? You probably considered what products and services you would offer, how to make and deliver them, your pricing structure, and maybe how you would market them.

As a business owner or director your time is precious and you’ll be keeping a number of plates spinning at the minute. At this challenging time for businesses across the globe, it’s more important than ever to find time to stop, take a step back and look at your business properly.

STEP’s rental kitchens are designed to support local food entrepreneurs and food-based businesses with access to affordable space and high tech equipment combined with on-site business support.

As the Coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak has rocked all of our worlds over the last six months, small business owners and self-employed individuals in particular have been hit hard and are understandably worried about how it will impact them over the coming months. STEP has put together support solutions to help your business recover.

In recent times there have been reports of possible tax increases to recoup the monies spent on the
COVID-19 pandemic.

In 2018 the UK Government published the Good Work Plan which was the response to the 2017 Taylor review of Modern Working practices. The Taylor

Destiny Productions provide sound, lighting, projection, audio visual solutions for conferences, exhibitions, gala dinners and other live corporate events. The business prides itself on providing all the equipment an organiser might need and also attending to set up and offer technical support throughout the event.

A letter to the business community from Alyn Smith MP.

Something Perfect Penny Marketing (PPM) had been thinking about for a while and a service we wanted to add to our forever growing marketing armoury was Apps.

Forth Valley Food Festival provided a welcome boost for local food and drink businesses during the school October break (10- 25 October).

Blairhoyle based craftsman Keith Burnett has gone from cutting through giant 25 tonne rocks to hand-finishing tiny 20-millimetre cubes, in a bid to break into Scotland’s thriving drinks industry.

Stirling’s Business Improvement District (BID) has cut this year’s levy payment by half to help companies hit by the COVID-19 crisis.

Arnold Clark Stirling celebrates grand opening of brand new showroom.