Wandering along winding streets is a popular holiday shot (pic of Rue Georges Clemenceau, St Tropez, by Terry Murden) Younger people are dicing with debt to avoid missing those holiday moments, writes JULENA DRUMI Those photos of happy, smiling holidaymakers, soaking up the sun and holding a glass of something potent, may be concealing a […]
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Interview: Mike McCudden, CEO, JP Jenkins
Mike McCudden: passionate about firms accessing capital markets (pic: Terry Murden) Mike McCudden is behind a revived brand with a new mission in the capital markets, writes TERRY MURDEN Scottish private companies may have a lukewarm relationship with the stock market but trading in their shares is being opened up as part of moves to […]
Edinburgh Festival opening week reviews
Brian Cox and Sandy Grierson in the Fred Goodwin drama Make It Happen Arts Correspondent ANDY MOSELEY gives his verdict on Hal Cruttenden, Make It Happen, Mark Vigeant, The Spy Who Went to Rehab Make it Happen✭✭✭✭ Equal parts Greek tragedy, Shakespearean drama and political debate, Make it Happen is the story of the rise […]
Interview: David Nott, artist to top brands
David Nott with his textile artwork (pic: Terry Murden) A new luxury retailer in Edinburgh is the latest to commission an artist to promote brand value, writes TERRY MURDEN They say Princes Street is past its best and looking for someone to give it a much-needed lift. Look a little closer among the tired shop […]
Cabaret, circus, and Eric Liddell talks
Underbelly launches programme One of the biggest venues at the Fringe marks its 25th anniversary with the usual selection of comedy, song and dance, acrobatics and the downright bizarre. A celebration of non-conformity, Bernie Dieter’s Club Kabarett brings back a flavour of old Berlin decadence, with its roll-call of drag, song & dance, sword swallowing […]