Can the new PM win business support for his vision of a more caring society, asks TERRY MURDEN First he gave us hope, then a list of promises. Now we await delivery. Andy Burnham’s big moment lasted more than an hour as he slowly read from a battery of autocues suspended above the packed Labour […]
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Wishbone Ash: melody makers of rock
Andy Powell with trademark Gibson Flying V and Mark Abrahams (pic: Terry Murden) One of the long-playing legends of rock have been back in Scotland with a new Glasgow-born drummer, writes TERRY MURDEN ✭✭✭ With a catalogue of 24 studio albums stretching back to 1970 there is no shortage of material for one of rock […]
Harry’s Dolce Vita takes Ivy premises
Amy Macdonald was among the guests at the Ivy launch in 2019 (pic: DB Media Services) A new dining experience is coming to Glasgow, writes PAUL TRAINER Glasgow’s Buchanan Street may be losing The Ivy, but it is about to welcome a new name to Scotland’s hospitality sector. Harry’s Dolce Vita, which has a number […]
Interview: Peter Vardy, entrepreneur and philanthropist
Peter Vardy: fatherly influence From selling cars to setting up lessons in leadership, Peter Vardy is on a new journey, he tells JOHN GLOVER Leadership comes in many forms. A politician, a successful entrepreneur or maybe an inspirational boss. It is often stereotyped and misunderstood, but automotive entrepreneur Peter Vardy has never made a secret […]
Murrays among Michelin’s latest winners
Sir Andy and Kim Murray at the Cromlix (pic: Cromlix) The tennis ace is enjoying more off-court success, writes PAUL TRAINER Sir Andy Murray’s fine dining restaurant has been recognised by Michelin after Cradle at Cromlix, near Dunblane, was named among the 22 restaurants across the UK and Ireland added to the September update. Cradle […]