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Angie Brown

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I'm a BBC news reporter in Edinburgh but this is my personal Twitter page. Love birds especially owls, capercaillies…and the big fat bullfinches in my garden.

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BBC Scotland online news reporter specialising in Edinburgh and the east of Scotland.

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Evaluating and Scaling AI in Grants Management

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By Savitha Katham, Jen Clark, Angie Brown Verified
| eisneramper.com
Organizations exploring AI in grants management often start with the basics: cleaning up data, mapping processes, and running a few low-risk pilots such as drafting narratives or summarizing funding announcements. Preparation is especially important for grant recipients, who must confirm that new technology supports compliance requirements, internal controls, and sensitive data protection.
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Building AI Readiness in Grants Management: Where to Start

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By Angie Brown Verified, Jen Clark, Savitha Katham
| eisneramper.com
For governments and nonprofits managing grants, the "capacity crunch" is a persistent challenge: more mission-driven work than time to do it. As funding uncertainty, workforce pressures, and administrative demands intensify, organizations are exploring how artificial intelligence (AI) can support grants management operations. While large institutions may be moving quickly, smaller governments and nonprofits are often earlier in the AI journey.
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Mossmorran firm fined £176,000 over flaring at chemical plant

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By Morag Kinniburgh, Angie Brown Verified
| Yahoo Singapore Verified
Petrochemical company ExxonMobil has been fined £176,000 after pleading guilty to flaring emission breaches at the Mossmorran chemical plant in Fife. Scotland's environmental watchdog Sepa received hundreds of complaints in April 2019 when flaring created excessive noise - described as sounding like a jet engine - for almost a week. Sheriff James Williamson, at Kirkcaldy Sheriff Court, said it caused considerable anxiety to the community.
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