Andrew Noble: opportunities need more capital The venture capitalist tells TERRY MURDEN that the north’s early stage companies face a funding battle with the Golden Triangle As a former Olympian, Andrew Noble knows what it takes to hit the heights of success. But he’s concerned that Team spin-off in the north of Britain is not […]
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Calman lined up for role in Sturgeon drama
Susan Calman: political drama beckons The comedian and presenter is in the running to play the former First Minister, writes JULENA DRUMI After leaving the legal profession to become a comedian Susan Calman has branched out as one of television’s most recognisable travel presenters. Now she is building on her acting abilities and is close […]
Meghan makes a play for new start
The Duchess of Sussex is taking the lead role in the couple’s return to Britain, writes TERRY MURDEN As the Royal Family gather for their annual summer retreat at Balmoral, one topic will dominate conversation around the castle and the glorious Aberdeenshire estate. The return to the UK of Prince Harry with his Hollywood wife […]
Desperately seeking clarity on data centres
Should Scotland follow the English route on handling data centre consents, asks ALEX ORR The Scottish Government’s latest planning direction on data centres means planning authorities must notify Ministers of data centre applications of more than 50MW within seven days of validation. While recognising the strategic importance of data centres, the ruling should provide greater […]
Fringe reviews: Steinbeck, Beckett, Mark Steel, 11½ Angry Men
Michael Roy Andrew as George in Of Mice and Men Arts Correspondent ANDY MOSELEY sees new versions of classic tales and comic turns Of Mice and Men✭✭✭✭ This adaptation of John Steinbeck’s classic, strips back the original leaving only the two main characters – George and Lenny –on stage. Beginning as they camp down on their way […]