Barry Duncan: Last News

link!A recent report has indicated that although the Scottish economy faces unparalleled economic challenges due to Covid-19, work-based learning through apprenticeships are key to recovery.Barry Duncan, managing director of Mears Scotland LLP, said “Each year we are committed to building on our self-delivery capacity through sustained investment in local talent.“We had earmarked 11 apprenticeships for 2020 but this was hampered by the pandemic.“This was a disappointment for everyone, however working in partnership with North Lanarkshire Council, we are pleased to announce a new intake programme for 2021 with an increase to 20 trade and modern apprenticeships.“We want to give something back to the local community and it is a privilege to be

Furious Sandy Clark blasted his ‘naive’ Albion Rovers side after they blew a 2-1 lead to lose 3-2 at East Stirling, and said silly mistakes are killing them.

Albion Rovers boss Sandy Clark was delighted for Barry Duncan as the midfielder netted a stunning free-kick to help Albion Rovers to their first win in the Lowland League on Saturday.

Click here for more news from the Airdrie and Coatbridge AdvertiserMears managing director Barry Duncan said: “We’re proud to be involved with St Andrew’s Hospice as it plays an important role in caring for the people of Lanarkshire, and we’re  delighted to continue sponsoring the Light Up A Life campaign.”North Lanarkshire Council depute leader Paul Kelly added: “We’re proud to support the hospice through our Suicide Prevention NL campaign, which aims to raise awareness about suicide and prevent these tragedies in our communities.“The hospice provides such crucial support for people at the most difficult of times, and this seems such a natural partnership.