Ishan Crawford

Prior to the position, Ishan was senior vice president, strategy & development for Cumbernauld-media Company since April 2013. He joined the Company in 2004 and has served in several corporate developments, business development and strategic planning roles for three chief executives. During that time, he helped transform the Company from a traditional U.S. media conglomerate into a global digital subscription service, unified by the journalism and brand of Cumbernauld-media.
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Scotland Lose Three Key Players for Six Nations Campaign

Scotland Lose Three Key Players for Six Nations Campaign

Scotland's Six Nations hopes have taken a devastating hit with the confirmation that three key players will miss the remainder of the championship. Jack Dempsey, Jamie Ritchie and Jamie Dobie are all out after sustaining injuries during the team's commanding win over England at Murrayfield, dealing a significant blow to head coach Gregor Townsend's campaign plans. Triple Injury Blow Rocks Scottish Camp The Scottish rugby community received confirmation of their worst fears as assistant coach Pete Horne revealed that all three injured stars are unlikely to feature again in this year's tournament. Dempsey suffered a bicep injury, Ritchie damaged his…
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Scotland Invests £45 Million for 334 Electric Buses

Scotland Invests £45 Million for 334 Electric Buses

Scotland has announced a major push toward greener public transport with a £45 million investment that will bring 334 electric buses and coaches to its roads. The funding, confirmed under the third round of the Scottish Zero Emission Bus Challenge Fund, marks a decisive step in the nation's efforts to eliminate emissions from its bus network while putting pressure on neighboring England to keep pace. Scotland Closes Gap with Final Zero Emission Bus Fund The Scottish government has approved the third and final round of its Zero Emission Bus Challenge Fund, injecting £45 million into the country's electric bus transition.…
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Scotland Photos Capture Nation’s Wild Beauty

Scotland Photos Capture Nation’s Wild Beauty

Amateur photographers across Scotland have turned their lenses skyward and earthward this week, capturing breathtaking moments that showcase why this northern nation remains one of the world's most photogenic landscapes. From moonlit mountain vistas to intimate wildlife encounters, these images reveal a country where natural drama unfolds daily. Moonlit Magic in the Highlands The standout image comes from Allan McNeill, who braved the cold near Loch Ossian in Lochaber to capture a scene that looks pulled from a fantasy novel. His photograph shows a snow-covered mountain bathed in moonlight, with frosty ground below dotted with small pools that mirror the…
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Storm Dave Set to Slam UK With Snow and 80mph Winds Over Easter

Storm Dave Set to Slam UK With Snow and 80mph Winds Over Easter

Millions of families gearing up for Easter weekend plans are now facing a harsh reality. Storm Dave is barreling toward the United Kingdom with a dangerous mix of blizzard conditions, heavy rain, and winds strong enough to topple trees and knock out power across large parts of Scotland and beyond. What Is Storm Dave and When Will It Hit? Storm Dave is a rapidly deepening area of low pressure that is expected to sweep north-eastward across the northwestern parts of the UK during Saturday evening and overnight into Easter Sunday. The Met Office has issued multiple yellow weather warnings covering…
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SWPL Title Race Wide Open As Five Teams Battle For Glory

SWPL Title Race Wide Open As Five Teams Battle For Glory

The Scottish Women's Premier League has erupted into one of Europe's most thrilling title battles. Glasgow City's shock home defeat to Hibernian has slashed their lead to just one point, with Hearts lurking dangerously close after demolishing Celtic 4-1 in a statement win. What seemed like a comfortable march to glory for the 16-time champions has turned into a white-knuckle sprint to the finish line. Five teams now harbour genuine hopes of lifting the trophy, setting up a dramatic finale that mirrors the excitement gripping Scottish football. Hearts Emerge as Shock Title Contenders Hearts have stormed into championship contention with…
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Cranes Soar to Record Breeding Success in Scotland

Cranes Soar to Record Breeding Success in Scotland

Scotland has witnessed a historic milestone for cranes, with ten breeding pairs producing nine chicks in 2025, marking the most successful breeding season since the birds vanished from Scottish skies four centuries ago. The common crane, which disappeared in the 1600s due to relentless hunting and habitat destruction, is now writing a remarkable comeback story across wetlands from Aberdeenshire to remote Scottish bogs. A 400-Year Absence Reversed The common crane's extinction from Scotland in the 16th Century seemed permanent. Widespread habitat loss and intensive hunting wiped out these majestic birds completely, erasing their haunting calls from the landscape for generations.…
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Scotland Races to Become First Country to End HIV by 2030

Scotland Races to Become First Country to End HIV by 2030

Scotland stands on the edge of medical history. Health experts believe the nation could become the first in the world to stop all new HIV cases by the year 2030. This incredible milestone is within reach without a cure or a vaccine. But leading charities warn that reaching this goal requires urgent action, better funding and a massive push to find hidden cases across the country. The Historic Deadline and Medical Progress Living with HIV is no longer the fatal condition it once was decades ago. Modern daily medication keeps the virus fully under control and protects the immune system. When…
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Guardian Invites UK Travelers to Share Scotland Tips

Guardian Invites UK Travelers to Share Scotland Tips

The Guardian has launched a new travel competition inviting readers across the United Kingdom to share their best Scottish holiday experiences for a chance to win a luxury getaway worth £200. Running until April 6, the contest seeks authentic travel recommendations from those who have explored Scotland's diverse landscapes, from rugged Highland peaks to vibrant city centers. Competition Details and Prize Package The Guardian community team announced the competition on March 30, searching for genuine travel insights from readers who have experienced Scotland firsthand. The winning entry will receive a £200 voucher redeemable at any Coolstays property worldwide, giving the victor…
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UK Blocks Massive £1.5bn Chinese Wind Factory in Scottish Highlands

UK Blocks Massive £1.5bn Chinese Wind Factory in Scottish Highlands

A massive £1.5 billion vision to transform a historic Scottish port into a global clean energy powerhouse has hit a concrete wall. The UK government has officially blocked plans by Chinese renewable giant Ming Yang to build a wind turbine mega-factory in the Highlands. The decision halts the creation of 1,500 promised jobs and ignites a furious political row between Edinburgh and London over the future of Britain's green economy. Ministers in Westminster cited national security concerns for pulling the plug on the deal at Ardersier Port. They concluded that allowing a Chinese-owned company to supply critical infrastructure for the…
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Scotland Sets Strict New AI Rules for Classrooms to Protect Teachers

Scotland Sets Strict New AI Rules for Classrooms to Protect Teachers

The Scottish government has officially launched a landmark set of guidelines to control how artificial intelligence enters the classroom. This new framework explicitly bans technology from replacing human educators and sets strict boundaries to ensure machines never make final decisions on a child's progress. This is the first national guidance of its kind in Scotland. It arrives as schools globally struggle to manage the explosion of tools like ChatGPT. The document makes one thing crystal clear: the bond between teacher and pupil is sacred. Technology is there to serve that relationship, not sever it. Putting Human Judgment Before Algorithms The…
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