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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Pass your MoT first time with these top tips
Motoring expenses continue to account for a large chunk of our income, with the price of petrol and diesel, for example, rising over the last 10 years by more than 20p a year and a new car by 38%. Added to that is the cost of getting an older vehicle through its MoT test. In […]
Women’s rights activist and Nike ambassador joins Scots speaker roster
Scottish speaker agency Speaker Buzz is off to a flying start in 2020 by taking on its biggest client to date – Nike running ambassador and women’s rights activist Manal Rostom. Scottish speaker agency Speaker Buzz is off to a flying start in 2020 by taking on its biggest client to date – Nike running ambassador […]
Don’t act in haste over the festive feuding
A week of festivities often proves to be less of a celebration and more of a strain on the relationship for many couples. The first working Monday in January traditionally sees one of the busiest days of the year for family lawyers, with a significant increase in the number of people separating after the Christmas […]
Binns Clock to tick once more at city meeting place
It was once a regular meeting point for romantics or to meet friends for a day out shopping. The “Binns Clock” on the corner of Edinburgh’s Princes Street and Hope Street became an established city landmark soon after the former department store installed it in 1960. Now the famous cantilever timepiece is to be restored […]