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SCOTS have been offered the once in a lifetime opportunity to work alongside the likes of Sam Heughan in the landmark final season of Outlander. The eighth season of the hit Starz TV show, named Outlander – Blood of my Blood, is slated to be shot in the Scottish region of North Lanarkshire. With expectations […]
FIVE Scots charities have received funding towards crucial projects from independent Scottish broadband provider, GoFibre and it’s GoFurther Fund. The five charities range across the regions of Fife, East Lothian and the Scottish Borders were selected from over 60 applicants. Amongst the recipients are organisations that provide education and employability services for young people and […]
ONE of the rarest invertebrates in Scotland, the medicinal leech, has been spotted in Dumfries and Galloway for the first time. The presence of the medicinal leech has been confirmed in three ponds near Carrick Shore on the Solway coast by Buglife, as part of the Scotland-wide conservation programme, Species on the Edge. Medicinal leeches are […]
A SCOTS family pizza business has secured funding to buy a new food truck, bringing the taste of Italy to Fife. Massimo Panarella’s restaurant, Don Basilico, is inspired by his family’s trattoria in Milan in the north of Italy. After opening up in April this year, Massimo says he saw immediate success with a long […]
Property expert brings 16 years of experience to top legal team A RENOWNED Scottish law firm has appointed an accomplished Legal Director to support its surge in growth across its legal services. Gibson Kerr has appointed Jamie Robertson to join the firm’s property department to strengthen the company’s residential conveyancing team in Edinburgh. Jamie makes […]
SCOTLAND’S first non-alcoholic brewery Jump Ship Brewing has begun legal proceedings against BrewDog in an attempt to protect the name of one of its beers. Jump Ship Brewing is run by Sonja Mitchell and launched the first edition of their Shore Leave beer in mid-2022. The second version in the Shore Leave series, a sour beer fermented with […]
SIR Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves toured the Port of Tilbury yesterday to overview London’s major port and its expansion plans. During their visit, the Labour leader and the Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer witnessed the importance of building infrastructure to generate growth in the UK. Both politicians also received a briefing on the supply […]
74% of children with additional support needs in mainstream lessons A NATIONAL diversity and inclusion initiative has reported a record number of children with additional support needs enrolled in mainstream swimming lessons in Aberdeen. Nearly three-quarters (74%) of children with additional support needs who partake in Learn in Swim lessons with Sport Aberdeen are now […]
Mainstream lessons reach more children with disabilities A NATIONAL diversity and inclusion initiative has reported a record number of children with disabilities enrolled in mainstream swimming lessons. Nearly three-quarters (71%) of children with disabilities who partake in Learn in Swim lessons are now taking part in mainstream swimming lessons rather than one-to-ones, up from 54% […]
EDINBURGH is hoping for a new lease of life with planning applications submitted for a 60-room luxury hotel in the city centre. Undertaken by property developers RRH Hanover A Limited, a series of five under-used buildings in Hanover Street and Rose Street will be repurposed for the project. The hotel is designed to operate as […]
