Hotel review: Paul Kiddie When competition is strong, it’s important to do something a little different to stand out from the crowd. For businesses, a unique selling point is key if it is to prove attractive to potential customers; something to make it noticed. This is especially true in Scotland’s increasingly fierce hotel accommodation market. […]
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Consumer habits need to change to beat the climate threat
As I See It: Terry Murden At the end of the year thousands of delegates will descend on Glasgow for a major climate change conference hailed by First Minister Nicola Sturgeon as an opportunity for Scotland to show the world how it is leading the way in tackling the biggest issue facing us all. However, […]
Javid’s Brexit honesty should prepare us, not scare us
As It Is: Terry Murden A month before the EU referendum a prominent remainer stated how the bloc was a “great invention, one that even Lady Thatcher campaigned enthusiastically to create.” He declared “it gives every business in Britain access to 500 million customers with no barriers, no tariffs and no local legislation to worry […]
Flying in the face of a green lobby and a need for connectivity
As I See It: Terry Murden Boris Johnson is learning that even rescuing a business from collapse is no guarantee of receiving a pat on the back. His government helped engineer a package of support that will enable the regional airline Flybe to continue flying, guaranteeing a lifeline for some smaller populated areas of Britain, […]
We need a better Britain, not another referendum
As I See It: Terry Murden Nicola Sturgeon won’t be surprised by the contents of Boris Johnson’s letter. She may even be privately relieved. After all, his formal rejection of her request for a second independence referendum means she won’t face the prospect of an embarrassing defeat. More immediately, she can now relax, having delivered […]