Welcome to the FSB in Scotland. We work with our members, the Scottish Government, elected representatives, councils and many other decision-makers across the country to support small businesses and the self-employed. This is the place to find out who we are, what’s happening in your area and how to connect with us.
Scotland Contacts
Events in Scotland
Easter Ross In-Person Networking
Join other local business owners, as our informal networking event returns to the Highlands!
Lanarkshire In Person Networking
Renew your business networks in 2024 by joining this in-person session and meet new business contacts in Lanarkshire and beyond!
Scotland Virtual Networking
Meet new contacts and build your network
Latest resources from FSB
Import controls and more: considerations when importing from the EU
Find out what changes are still in the pipeline for trade between the UK and EU
Fire risk assessments: What has changed?
New fire safety legislation applies to non-domestic premises, such as workplaces and accommodation, in England and Wales.
What is a good business credit score?
When it comes to managing your business's financial health, a good business credit score is an important factor to consider. In this article FSB Funding Platform explain what exactly constitutes a good business credit score and why it's important for your business.
Latest News from FSB Scotland
Who’s In This Week’s #SmallBusinessFocus?
Every Monday we ask small businesses key questions. Here we speak to Marie Leask, who runs Seabirds & Seals: The Original Noss Boat Tours in Shetland, alongside her husband, Brian.
Upcoming changes to the Register of Persons Holding a Controlled Interest in Land (RCI)
FSB Scotland members with a controlling interest in land are advised to check whether new legislation on land reform means they will be legally required to submit to the Register.
FSB Scotland: heat in buildings proposals must be redesigned with small business in mind
The Federation of Small Businesses (FSB) in Scotland has called on the Scottish Government to ensure its proposals for the transition to zero-emissions heating systems are designed with the needs of small firms placed front and centre.