The option of a dawn raid may not be familiar to many businesses but they are a useful weapon, says JENNIFER MATTHEW Protecting your assets has always been a priority for every business and in days gone by, that might simply have meant ensuring your cash or stock were locked away safely. However, we now […]
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Estate agent Sophie goes back to school to help sports teams
Savannah Harper, Valdemar Hundeboll, Lauren Rodger (Head of NBHS) Alan Macdonald, Ben Di Rollo, Sophie Duns, Jack Hamilton and Dylen Waldman A director of solicitor estate agency Coulters has gone back to her school to help those who gave her a start in life. The agency is sponsoring North Berwick High School’s extra-curricular sports programme, […]
SNP rises, but more Scots still oppose independence
As I See It: Terry Murden An election that was expected to determine the fate of Britain’s future in the EU, will do more than end the suffocating arguments over Brexit. It will reshape British politics, and determine the relevance of the Labour Party as well as Scotland’s relationship with England. Labour’s John McDonnell was […]
Scots take part in tests revealing stress you can see
Global health service company, Cigna, is helping its Scottish employees to see stress differently. An innovative stress visualisation experience is a first-of-its-kind technology combining biometric data and digital art to create moving images that show the significant physical and emotional impact of stress in the body and mind. Cigna, which has offices in Glasgow and Greenock, […]
Art and life of first British king among highlights of 2020 season
Art: NGS programme The National Galleries of Scotland is to hold the first exhibition in more than 40 years devoted to exploring the life of King James VI & I, the first monarch of Scotland and England, as part of its 2020 programme. There will also be a once-in-a-lifetime reunion of five of Titian’s greatest works, together […]