Mr. Bruce Cartwright

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  Bruce Cartwright, head of business recovery services at PricewaterhouseCoopers in Scotland, said "We are in agreement with the management team that there is an immediate requirement to reduce the overhead costs.

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  Some 57 jobs are at risk at the charity while administrators 'investigate all possible options… to determine if a sustainable economic structure can be delivered that will enable the Lighthouse Trust to continue its existing role', said Bruce Cartwright, head of business recovery services at PwC.
  
  Cartwright said the Lighthouse Trust 'has traditionally been reliant on substantial income generated from commercial activities to run the Grade A listed Mackintosh Building and this market, particularly in relation to income from conferences and functions has been hit hard in the current market conditions with many organisations taking events in-house'.
  
  He added: 'I understand that the board was in the course of taking steps to address a funding shortfall but it became apparent that while the revised business plan addressed many of the issues, it could not address the funding deficit derived from losses incurred in the previous twelve months'.

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  For more details contact Bruce Cartwright 0131 260 4087 bruce.cartwright@uk.pwc.com

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  However, last week Bruce Cartwright, the Price Waterhouse Coopers (PwC) partner who handled the pre-pack, told me everything was perfectly legal and that the decision to favour local creditors was "within Macdonald Hotels' gift".

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  For more information, please contact Bruce Cartwright on bruce.cartwright@uk.pwc.com or 0131 260 4087

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  For further details and to register your interest please contact the Event Organisr,Bruce Cartwright,at bruce.cartwright@uk.pwc.com or at PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Erskine House,68-73 Queen Street, Edinburgh,EH2 4NH Tel 0131 260 4087
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  For further details and to register your interest please contact the Event Organiser, Bruce Cartwright, at bruce.cartwright@uk.pwc.com or at PriceWaterhouseCoopers, Erskine House,68-73 Queen Street,Edinburgh,EH2 4NH Tel 0131 260 4087

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  Published on: 7/23/2009    Last Visited: 7/31/2009  

  Bruce Cartwright, head of Business Recovery Services at PricewaterhouseCoopers in Scotland said:
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  Bruce Cartwright, head of business recovery services at PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP, continued:

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  Published on: 7/16/2009    Last Visited: 7/16/2009  

  PwC Scotland's head of business recovery Bruce Cartwright said the resort's former operator, Aviemore Highland Resort Ltd, had insufficient assets to pay hundreds of suppliers, including Cairngorm Mountain, Colin Baxter Photography, Corrie Group, Destination Loch Ness, George Campbell and Sons, Highland Council, Scotbeef, Spey Valley Hire Centre and VisitScotland.
  
  "Many people are pleased that the business is being restructured because they will continue as suppliers," he said.

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  Published on: 7/24/2009    Last Visited: 9/8/2009  

  Bruce Cartwright, head of Business Recovery Services at PWC in Scotland explained: "It is important to rebuild confidence and focus on growing those businesses that have a clear agenda and direction and who have the ability to come out of this recession in a stronger place.

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  Published on: 3/10/2009    Last Visited: 3/10/2009  

  Bruce Cartwright, head of business recovery services at PriceWaterhouseCoopers, is dealing with the administration of the company.
  
  He said: "Work had stopped on the site before we took control last November. The contractors had gone into administration and then Dowanhill Investors ran into financial difficulty.
  
  "We have done some work to ensure the sites has been closed down safely and we are now working with the planning department to find a way to restart the development. Though I can't give a date for this, things are looking very positive."
  
  Mr Cartwright added that Dowanhill Investors had not made anyone redundant as the firm does not directly employ any staff and hires contractors to carry out the work.

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