Driven to lowering motor costs Jamie MacSween wants to make a difference to the motor insurance business and believes he is well on the way to changing the way drivers buy policies. His mission is simple: to cut the cost of motoring by giving insurers more information on their customers through newly-developed software which he […]
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Interview: Philip Norman, author
Norman salutes return of the King Of all the big rock n roll stars they don’t come much bigger than the King himself. And if playing the role of Elvis Presley in a new stage production is the opportunity of a lifetime, then capturing his story was also a challenge for the man who wrote […]
Epic and powerful return to Dreamland
Theatre review: Miss Saigon (5/5) Still soaring after its 2014 London revival, and experiencing a boost in popularity due to a spectacularly filmed Blu-ray/DVD release, this 28- year old show remains fresh, vibrant and dramatic. Created by Boublil and Schönberg, a musical duo perhaps more famous for theatre staple Les Miserables, Miss Saigon takes the […]
Interview: Stephen Coleman, Codebase
Building beacons in the digital foundry The room is heaving with twenty or thirty mainly sweat-shirted individuals, heads bent over laptops and some speaking in a peculiar coding language against the metronomic ping-pong of a nearby game of table tennis. Welcome to the busy working lounge and playroom at Codebase in Edinburgh where the latest […]
Churchill role arguably Oldman’s finest hour
Film review: Darkest Hour (5/5) Gary Oldman described taking on one of the most iconic of characters as the role of a lifetime, though he admitted that he initially turned down the part of Winston Churchill, Britain’s wartime Prime Minister, for fear he couldn’t pull it off. He had nothing left to prove with his […]