Client News

Perthshire Property Bosses Have Spring in Step!

Published on 1 April 2014

Perthshire property bosses are welcoming the onset of Spring, with ‘very promising’ statistics from the first quarter of 2014.

Stunning Angus Showhome Unveiled

Published on 31 March 2014

A stunning new showhome has been unveiled at Stephen’s development in Brechin.

The four bedroom ‘Glen Truim’ bungalow incorporates Stephen’s new style dedicated marketing suite which showcases the range of properties available within the Bearehill site.

Speed, Strength, Stamina!

Published on 28 March 2014

Speed, Strength, Stamina! Have you got what it takes?

During Dundee Science Centre’s energetic Easter Show, visitors will explore how top athletes prepare for the challenges of a lifetime! How fast is the fastest human? What do a marathon and a mountain have in common? Can you guess what a weightlifter eats for breakfast?Continue Reading

Perthshire Embraces National Housing Scheme

Published on 21 March 2014

A national scheme, which has thrown a financial lifeline to many house-hunters, is enjoying increased take-up in Perthshire.

Now, local housebuilding firm Stephen is calling for the Help to Buy (Scotland) initiative to be extended after the Chancellor announced that the English equivalent would run until the end of the decade, instead of 2016 as initially planned.

Solar Celebration

Published on 18 March 2014

Over 300 Fife school pupils took part in a solar celebration at the University of St Andrews today (Tuesday 18 March 2014).

Around 320 children from 10 schools joined Dundee Science Centre at the University of St Andrews to celebrate their learning in the ‘What’s out There? Explore our Amazing Universe!’ science and literacy project.

Solar Celebration The Dundee Science Centre and Fife Cultural Trust project, delivered in collaboration with the University of St Andrews, has been running since January 2014. The initiative has included professional learning for teachers and visits to Dundee Science Centre for children, where they have had the opportunity to discover the wonders of our solar system and beyond, and enjoy some hands-on exploration of how we use invisible light to understand what’s out there.