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Our support for Scotland

At NatWest Group, we’re proud to support customers, communities, and businesses across Scotland through our Royal Bank of Scotland brand and our dedicated Scotland Board.

Key highlights of NatWest Group’s support in Scotland:

Supporting 1 in 5 people and families across Scotland

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Backing 1 in 3 Scottish businesses

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Employing 11,000 colleagues in Scotland

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A legacy of nearly 300 years of service in Scotland

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Judith Cruickshank

Meet Judith Cruickshank, Scotland Board Chair

"In 2025, our commitment to the people, families, and businesses who call Scotland home remains as strong as ever. We support our customers and the Scottish economy by removing barriers to enterprise and championing a diversity of businesses, from start-ups to large corporates."

 

Explore Judith’s reflections on the Scotland Board’s priorities and impact. 

We’re backing local businesses across Scotland

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The Albert Hotel, Orkney

We’re supporting the Albert Hotel’s expansion to meet rising demand for high-quality, accessible accommodation — boosting local tourism and strengthening the hospitality sector.

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Premier Whitehills, Aberdeenshire

Our support is helping Premier Whitehills evolve into a vibrant community hub, enhancing local services, creating jobs, and delivering award-winning retail experiences.

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Gillies & Mackay, Scotland-wide

We’re backing Gillies & Mackay’s growth journey, enabling job creation and expanding their bespoke garden buildings business across Scotland and beyond.

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NatWest Group’s work with community organisations across Scotland

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Preserving Scotland’s Cultural Heritage

NatWest Social & Community Capital fund has helped secure a permanent home for An Taigh Cèilidh, a Gaelic cultural hub dedicated to preserving language, heritage, and community connection.

Our latest Scotland reports and economic analysis

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Royal Bank of Scotland Growth Tracker

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Scotland’s Economic Outlook

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Scotland’s Service Sector

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Our support in Scotland: FAQs