Wandering along winding streets is a popular holiday shot (pic of Rue Georges Clemenceau, St Tropez, by Terry Murden) Younger people are dicing with debt to avoid missing those holiday moments, writes JULENA DRUMI Those photos of happy, smiling holidaymakers, soaking up the sun and holding a glass of something potent, may be concealing a […]
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Prezzo Italian opens + Lonkero’s social hub
Prezzo Italian has moved into George Street, Edinburgh Prezzo Italian is taking over the former Gusto unit at the west end of Edinburgh’s George Street, one of its first new restaurants in five years. Sixteen former Gusto Italian staff who were made redundant have been hired, with hopefully more to confirm in the coming days. This […]
Interview: Mike McCudden, CEO, JP Jenkins
Mike McCudden: passionate about firms accessing capital markets (pic: Terry Murden) Mike McCudden is behind a revived brand with a new mission in the capital markets, writes TERRY MURDEN Scottish private companies may have a lukewarm relationship with the stock market but trading in their shares is being opened up as part of moves to […]
Why Kate Forbes was an SNP misfit
The Deputy First Minister and the party have grown too far apart for her to have led it, writes TERRY MURDEN As Scotland braced itself for the impact of Storm Floris the political wind of change was about to inflict more damage on the Scottish National Party. The surprise decision by Deputy First Minister Kate […]
Home harks back to Leith’s golden age
Lamb’s House dates back to Leith’s golden age A rare opportunity has arisen to buy a slice of Scotland’s rich trading history, writes JULENA DRUMI One of Scotland’s oldest homes, a category A listed building dating back to 1610, is on the market for offers over £3.75 million. Lamb’s House, within the Leith Conservation Area […]