First Minister of Scotland visits Leith Renewables Hub

Dylan MacdonaldForth Ports, General News

Today (02.04.26), the First Minister of Scotland (FM), Rt Hon John Swinney, visited the Port of Leith to receive an overview of Forth Ports’ investment programme, which spans new renewables and logistics terminals, mixed-use developments, multimodal transport and low-carbon fleet expansion. These initiatives are creating opportunities for data scientists, engineers, mariners, graduates and apprentices.

Loch Duart Salmon fillet pack on table next to lfrech herbs and lemons

Loch Duart’s new customer focussed website to source their heritage breed Scottish Salmon

Graeme ThomsonGeneral News

New site to support sales drive towards key US, Europe and Asia markets Loch Duart  Salmon has recently launched an entirely new website to support its growing global customers and make it even easier for them to purchase their salmon or reach the sales team. Also included on the site is a dynamic, new area aimed at chefs, restaurants and …

Inch Cape’s first XXL monopiles land in Port of Leith

Declan BarbourGeneral News

The first shipment of XXL monopile foundations* for Inch Cape Offshore Wind Farm has arrived in the Port of Leith marking the start of a new phase of offshore construction for the project and a new era for the recently completed Forth Ports’ renewables hub.

The 1.1 gigawatt (GW) Inch Cape will be the first to use the transformed port facility, where the components for all the project’s 72 foundations will be off loaded, marshalled, stored and then loaded out for installation after completion works.

Scotland’s Climate Week: Leading the way

Declan BarbourGeneral News, Spreng Thomson

Scotland’s Climate Week is an annual campaign celebrating the positive climate actions being taken across Scotland. It emphasises the need for change and inspires individuals, communities and organisations to take meaningful steps towards implementing those changes.

Tay Discovery pilot boat blessed in Dundee as part of Discovery 100

Declan BarbourGeneral News

At a special dedication ceremony at the Port of Dundee today, the new Tay Discovery pilot boat was given a traditional marine blessing for its service on the River Tay.

With the Dundee Heritage Trust (DHT) and National Oceanography Centre (NOC) present, the pilot boat has been named Tay Discovery which highlights the important role the port plays in the City of Discovery. The naming also coincides with the centenary of the original Discovery ship receiving its Royal Research designation.

John McKail with Grant Donald, COO

Bullet Express appoints new Chief Operating Officer

Zach O’DonnellBullet Express, General News

Bullet Express, one of the UK’s fastest-growing transport, supply chain logistics, worldwide freight management and storage businesses has appointed Grant Donald as Chief Operating Officer. Grant, who joins the leadership team and the Board of Directors, will assume responsibility for the operational oversight of Bullet Express and a broad range of operational initiatives. This includes performance management, focusing on key …