Useful Links from TPS - if you wish to be included, please contact us

A9 Partnership

The company has a fundamental commitment to quality of service and expertise. This has been achieved by bringing together a wide range of talents and skills in accounting.

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Audit Commission

An independent public body responsible for ensuring that public money is spent economically, efficiently, and effectively in the areas of local government, housing, health, criminal justice and fire and rescue services.

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BHI Architects

An architectural practice with offices in Australia, Dubai and Shanghai with expert skills in architecture, interiors, urban design, heritage and conservation and sustainable development.

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British Archaeological Jobs Resource

Most of the Councils, Major Units, Contractors and National Organisations advertise heritage jobs through BAJR - it also provides guidance for developers and planners dealing with archaeology.

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Brodies

Brodies provides significant legal expertise in the Scottish aspects of cross border transactional work and increasingly supports the international strategies of clients

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City of Edinburgh Council

Portal website for the City of Edinbrugh Council.

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City of Sydney Council

Portal website for the City of Sydney

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COSLA

COSLA, the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities, is the representative voice of Scottish local government and also acts as the employers’ association on behalf of all Scottish councils.

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HM Inspectorate of Education

HM Inspectorate of Education (HMIE) in Scotland became an Executive Agency in April 2001. This was in response to our changing role and function brought about by devolution and by an increasing emphasis placed on an independent, rigorous evaluation of the Scottish education system.

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Scottish Executive

Scottish Executive portal

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Scottish Natural Heritage

Scotland is blessed with some of the most precious and unique natural environments in the world. Its wildlife, its habitats and its landscapes have evolved through a long partnership between people and nature. The natural heritage of Scotland today contains features inherited from the natural processes which led to its formation, and it also bears the imprints of human activity. Scotland's landscape is often enhanced by cultural activity - it is a working landscape which continues to change.

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West Lothian Council

Portal website for West Lothian Council in Scotland

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