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← Older postsGlasgow welcomes 20,000 big-hearted Kiltwalkers raising over £4million for 1,111 Scottish charities
The streets of Glasgow and the West of Scotland were a sea of tartan this weekend as the world’s biggest Kiltwalk took place in the long-awaited spring sunshine.
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a comment25,000 MEN TO PARTICIPATE IN NEW PROSTATE CANCER PROJECT
A ground-breaking project which aims to improve the early detection and diagnosis of prostate cancer started today.
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentOlympic hero Sir Chris Hoy joins Sir Tom Hunter to lead out Edinburgh Kiltwalk
8,500 walkers raise £1.5 million for 800 Scottish charities
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a comment‘IF I RULED SCOTLAND’ COMPETITION: HUNTER FOUNDATION OFFERS SCHOOLS PRIZE POT WORTH £40,000
The Hunter Foundation (THF) is calling on school pupils to drive new ideas for
Scotland’s future by asking them what they’d do if they ruled the country.
Aberdeen Kiltwalkers on track to raise over £1.2 million for 500 charities
A record-breaking 6,000 walkers turn Aberdeen & ‘Shire into a sea of tartan
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentIT’S TIME FOR A GROWN UP GROWTH DEBATE
In my office we have a no moaning rule; solutions only. Scotland it’s time to stop moaning and start fixing. Let me offer a few solutions.
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentWhere is Scotland’s Next £Billion+ Company?
The Hunter Foundation (“THF”) has launched the search for Scotland’s next round of potential Billion+ companies to join their second cohort of ScaleUpScotland 2.0 programme.
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentEdinburgh smashes Kiltwalk record with biggest-ever capital event
An incredible 9,100 Kiltwalk Heroes raised funds for 800 charities
Posted in Uncategorized | Leave a commentNew Director and new name for Hunter Centre forEntrepreneurship, Strategy and Innovation
The University of Strathclyde’s Hunter Centre for Entrepreneurship, Strategy and Innovation
has a new name and a newly appointed Director.
Kiltwalkers help more charities than ever in Dundee
A record-breaking 4,200 Kiltwalkers raised funds for 480 Scottish charities.
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