Alex Banks is an author at West-Side Connection. He focuses on a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, energy and mining, as well as hospitality and leisure, often exploring themes related to ESG and regional interests. Alex's work has been featured in The Courier, The Press and Journal, Space Today, and Crypto Explorers.
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Alex Banks' articles predominantly cover local businesses, the hospitality industry, and retail in Scotland. From his coverage attributes, it is evident that he frequently reports on press releases and private sector announcements.
Based on this information, individuals most likely to catch Alex's attention are those who have insights into the challenges faced by small or local businesses in Scotland. They could provide commentary on topics such as government support for businesses, revenue targets set by companies, investments secured by Scottish firms, and impacts of major developments on local communities.
When reaching out to Alex Banks with a pitch or expert commentary related to business and industry news in Scotland, focusing on how specific events impact the local economy or community would be particularly relevant.
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In Inverurie, a sports bar can also be found amongst this week's market highlights, as well as an office in Aberdeen.
By: Alex Banks
The coach hire firm has more than 70 staff and has been running for almost 30 years.
By: Alex Banks
Duane Wood attempted to take over an existing practice he worked at in the late 90s before opening his own.
By: Alex Banks
Highland Council is set to fork out millions to take over the Highland coach hire company.
By: Alex Banks
Glenglassaugh Distillery near Portsoy started production of its malt scotch whisky in 2008.
By: Alex Banks
The auction next month also features another property in Aberdeen.
The pair started the firm in 2019 after 15 years in corporate jobs.
Parklands managing director Ron Taylor believes the project is vital to making sure "Inverness has the care it deserves".
The new group at the helm said it has stepped in to "breathe new life" into the museum.
The home was surrounded with controversy two years ago when residents were left in the sun.
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