Andy Hadden: this is groundbreaking Scotland’s latest leisure attraction has been a 12-year labour of love for Andy Hadden, writes TERRY MURDEN Construction workers were putting the finishing touches to the roads and car park as photographers, reporters and other visitors were given a first glimpse of Scotland’s latest leisure attraction. Nestled snugly into a […]
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Interview: Lesley Cameron, Scottish Bakers
Lesley Cameron: ‘We must build on our heritage’ (pic: Terry Murden / DB Media Services) A career in food and drink has led Lesley Cameron to Scottish Bakers. She tells TERRY MURDEN how the industry is using its heritage as a platform for growth Almost thirty years in the food and drink industry have given […]
Interview: Shirley Husband, storyteller
Linda Hill Miller, left, and Shirley Husband with Kaleido Shirley Husband hopes her new venture will bring some joy into children’s lives, writes TERRY MURDEN Sharing a relaxing moment on the seafront at West Kilbride, Shirley Husband and her close friend Linda Hill Miller’s conversation about their plans for the future began to drift into […]
Media buyers eye the digital prize
Newspapers may be on borrowed time Delivering the news in print may be in terminal decline, but there are still willing buyers for titles that can see the future, writes STEVE SAMPSON It’s the old media joke. How do you make a small fortune out of publishing? Start with a big one. After all, nothing […]
Edwards tests salary clawback rules
Reclaiming salary from employees is no easy task, as the BBC is finding after the conviction of its former star presenter, says KATY SHARPE Disgraced former BBC stalwart Huw Edwards may have avoided being sent straight to prison after admitting three counts of making indecent images of children, but he still faces demands to pay […]