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Potato industry says it will take years to fill gap in Irish potato seed market following ban on UK seed.
"EVEN before Brexit was official we were suffering the consequences of it. It was just like one great big negative PR for the UK.”
A music festival due to make its debut in Perthshire this summer has been postponed for a further year.
A SCOTTISH publisher has taken aim at Brexit after seeing his business hit with spiralling costs and dwindling sales.
A couple of points are worth observing already. Nearly six years on from the Leave vote, the supposed opportunities of Brexit remain entirely conspicuous by their absence. And ramping up the rhetoric by claiming “immense opportunity” does not change this reality.
Coogan signed a letter urging Scotland to reject independence in 2014 - but his position has changed.
One of Scotland’s leading shellfish exporters has said the seafood industry is still suffering woes caused by Brexit more than a year after the UK’s final withdrawal from the EU.
UK ministers have been accused of failing to support Scottish universities as they battle to maintain their competitive position in the post-Brexit era.
SCOTLAND is losing millions in funding as a result of Brexit, a Scottish Government minister has said.
A SEAFOOD firm based on the Isle of Mull has blamed Brexit as it announced it is closing down for good.
The Ethical Shellfish Company (TESC), based on the Isle of Mull, claimed they had been left with no choice after a period of poor trading.
Scotland's salmon farm industry risks decline as Brexit and red tape hamper growth – Tavish Scott
13/04/2022
Scotland’s farm-raised salmon is renowned across the globe and here at home for being one of the most nutritious and sustainable products we can eat.
BBC Scotland has broken its silence as the questions around its policy of reporting on Brexit mount. / The broadcaster has come under fire in recent days after it aired an interview with the president of the National Farmers Union (NFU) Scotland, Martin Kennedy.
Kirkcaldy: Covid and Brexit challenges push Adam Smith Theatre renovation £1.7m over budget
11/04/2022
The major Adam Smith Theatre renovation in Kirkcaldy has gone £1.7 million over budget due to Covid-19 and Brexit.
UK hauliers of perishable goods are wanting to be prioritised at the port crossing into Europe, complaining that long wait times are causing products to go bad.
BORDERS Buses is facing a “major” recruitment issue as fears mount that there will not be enough drivers to meet demand.
A popular Glasgow coffee shop is closing, with its owners citing problems with Brexit, Covid-19 and rising costs.
MORE than a year after the UK fully withdrew from the EU, an Edinburgh business owner has revealed he still spends countless hours on admin just trying to get items to and from Europe.
An Inverness publican has revealed he will soon be forced to charge £5 for a pint of Guinness – but not by choice.
MSPs have refused to give legislative consent to the UK Government’s post-Brexit subsidy bill which would cause “further erosion of the devolution settlement”.
A TORY Minister has been unable to name a single benefit Brexit has offered Scottish farmers.
The First Minister is to speak with Italy's Ambassador Raffaele Trombetta this morning in Edinburgh at the start of his two day visit.
Scotland’s constitution secretary has warned the UK government’s so-called Brexit Freedoms Bill poses a renewed threat to devolution.
Tory Brexit an 'unmitigated disaster' claim SNP as survey shows UK firms at a disadvantage
17/02/2022
A poll of UK firms found paperwork and increased costs after the Brexit trade deal came into force.
BUSINESSES in Scotland have been branded the “least confident” in the UK after sentiment plunged from its peak at the end of 2021, a new survey has found.