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Scottish Apprenticeship Week runs from 2 to 6 March 2026 and aims to shine a spotlight on the power of apprenticeships to create careers, build businesses, grow the workforce and get real returns for the economy.
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Oil and lubricant manufacturing specialist, GB Lubricants, has been awarded the EcoVadis Platinum rating for environmental sustainability for the third consecutive year, attaining an evidence-based overall score of 88 points out of a possible 100, a five-point increase on 2024.
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READ MOREBedmax, the UK’s leading equine and animal bedding manufacturer, is looking to recruit a Development and Maintenance Engineer for its site at Greymare, Belford.
This is a fulfilling, hands-on and varied role for someone who is technically minded, curious and enjoys making a difference. A problem solving attitude is essential.
The plant is a continuous process that does not like to stop and you would be essential in sustaining this. Electrical, pneumatic, hydraulic, mechanical and electronic processes are all involved but not all these skills are essential to begin with; however, you will need to become familiar with them all over time.
You will need a commitment to Health & Safety and the ability to use a simple system to add on and draw off tasks. This is a full time job with a competitive salary depending on experience.
A General Farm Worker is required for a farm near Jedburgh
The farm runs 100 cows with 30 followers
House available
Jedburgh/Ancrum area
Borders Machinery Ring (BMR), the first Ring to be formed in the UK in February 1987 by 23 farmers and contractors. Currently, there are over 1030 members. Turnover is around £10 million.
Essentially a machinery ring “matches a shortage of machinery and/or labour capacity on one farm with a surplus on another.
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OKBMR
Leader House
Mill Road
Earlston
TD4 6DG
Borders Office: 01896 758091
Lothian Office: 0131 339 8730
Email: bmr@ringleader.co.uk
