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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6 Hidden iPhone Features You Didn’t Know About (And How to Activate Them)

6 Hidden iPhone Features You Didn’t Know About (And How to Activate Them)

If you think you know everything your iPhone can do, think again! There are several lesser-known features that can enhance your daily life, from helping you relax to ensuring you never miss an important call. Here’s a rundown of six game-changing tricks that you might not be aware of, along with simple steps to activate them. 1. Turn Your iPhone into a White Noise Machine Struggling to fall asleep in a noisy environment? Your iPhone can help! It can double as a white noise generator, providing calming background sounds to drown out distractions. How to Activate: Open Settings. Go to Accessibility. Tap…
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North Sea Decommissioning Faces Hurdles Amid Tax Uncertainty

North Sea Decommissioning Faces Hurdles Amid Tax Uncertainty

The North Sea energy sector is bracing for significant challenges as it prepares for the upcoming 2024 Decommissioning Insight report from Offshore Energies UK (OEUK). With the need to plug 200 abandoned oil and gas wells annually, the industry is grappling with economic and fiscal uncertainties stemming from recent tax regime changes. As the decommissioning conference approaches, industry leaders are keenly aware of the stakes involved. The Upcoming Insight Report: A Critical Overview Scheduled for release next month, the 2024 Decommissioning Insight report will shed light on the pressing issues facing the North Sea energy industry. This report comes at…
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Discover Scotland’s Hidden Gem for Northern Lights Viewing

Discover Scotland’s Hidden Gem for Northern Lights Viewing

As winter approaches, the allure of the Northern Lights becomes irresistible. While many dream of Iceland or Norway, Scotland offers a budget-friendly alternative that’s just as breathtaking. The Isle of Harris and Cairngorms National Park are emerging as top spots for aurora enthusiasts, providing stunning views without the hefty price tag. The Isle of Harris: A Budget-Friendly Paradise Nestled in the Outer Hebrides, the Isle of Harris is a treasure trove for those seeking the Northern Lights. With hotel prices starting at just USD 54 per night, it’s hard to beat the affordability. The island's remote location means minimal light…
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Scullion LAW and Home-Start Join Forces to Support Families in Need

Scullion LAW and Home-Start Join Forces to Support Families in Need

In a heartwarming display of community spirit, Scullion LAW's Family Law team recently celebrated their ongoing partnership with Home-Start Glasgow North and North Lanarkshire (HSGNNL). This collaboration emphasizes their commitment to supporting families facing challenges, showcasing the impact of their generous contributions. A Partnership Built on Compassion The celebration took place at Scullion LAW's Hamilton office, where representatives from Home-Start GNNL were welcomed warmly. Since 2021, the Family Law team has raised an impressive £2,566, which they proudly presented during this visit. Key Contributions: Total raised since 2021: £2,566 Ongoing commitment: £1 from every invoice donated to Home-Start Judith Higson,…
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Mill Rig Wind Farm Site Investigations Wrap Up, Paving the Way for Renewable Energy

Mill Rig Wind Farm Site Investigations Wrap Up, Paving the Way for Renewable Energy

The Mill Rig Wind Farm project is making strides as crucial site investigations have been completed, setting the stage for a new wind farm near the East Ayrshire and South Lanarkshire border. Developed by OnPath Energy, formerly known as Banks Renewables, this initiative is expected to bring six turbines online by Spring 2026, contributing significantly to Scotland's renewable energy landscape. A New Era for Wind Energy The completion of site investigations marks a significant milestone for the Mill Rig Wind Farm. These investigations, which began in May, have provided essential data to ensure the project’s success. Construction is slated to…
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Ronaldo’s Frustration Boils Over as Portugal Held to Draw by Scotland

Ronaldo’s Frustration Boils Over as Portugal Held to Draw by Scotland

Cristiano Ronaldo's frustration was palpable after Portugal's 0-0 draw against Scotland in the UEFA Nations League, a match that saw him leave the pitch with a dramatic display of discontent. The result marked the end of Portugal's perfect record in the tournament, leaving Ronaldo visibly upset as he exited the field. A Night of Missed Opportunities Despite having won their first three matches in the Nations League, Portugal struggled to find their rhythm against a determined Scottish side. The match, held at Hampden Park, was a test of endurance for the Portuguese team, who failed to capitalize on several scoring…
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Urgent Call for Financial Caution Amid Rising Debt from ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Schemes

Urgent Call for Financial Caution Amid Rising Debt from ‘Buy Now, Pay Later’ Schemes

WBG, a prominent independent accountancy firm in Scotland, has issued a critical warning regarding the growing popularity of 'Buy Now, Pay Later' (BNPL) schemes. As these payment options become more accessible, concerns are mounting about their impact on personal finances, particularly among younger consumers. The Debt Crisis Deepens Paul McDougall, an Insolvency Practitioner at WBG, highlights the troubling trend of increasing debt levels across the UK, with BNPL schemes playing a significant role. What may seem like a convenient way to make purchases can lead many individuals into a cycle of debt, even for everyday items like clothing and gadgets.…
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Glasgow’s Streets Set for a Major Makeover: A New Era Begins

Glasgow’s Streets Set for a Major Makeover: A New Era Begins

The city of Glasgow is gearing up for a monumental transformation of its streetscapes, marking the most significant change in over fifty years. With plans to create 11 new ‘Avenues,’ the initiative is set to kick off in early 2025, promising to reshape the urban landscape and enhance the city’s appeal. A Vision for the Future This ambitious project is not just about aesthetics; it aims to revitalize key thoroughfares such as Argyle Street, Broomielaw, and Clyde Street, along with George Square and its surrounding areas. The transformation is backed by funding from the City Deal and various government sources,…
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Scotland Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference Expands to Ten Stages

Scotland Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference Expands to Ten Stages

The upcoming Scotland Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition is set to become the largest gathering of its kind when it returns to the Scottish Event Campus (SEC) in Glasgow this month. Running from October 23-24, the event will feature ten co-located stages, providing a dynamic platform for cross-industry collaboration and innovation. Ten Co-Located Events at the SEC This two-day event will showcase the core pillars of manufacturing and supply chain operations, as well as specialized tracks catering to the evolving needs of key sectors. Each co-located event will focus on a specific area, including 3D Printing, MedTech, Robotics, and more. Scotland Pharma & MedTech: Convergence of pharmaceuticals and medical technology. Scotland Renewable Energy: Innovations in renewable energy sources. Scotland 3D Printing: The world of additive manufacturing. Scotland Aerospace, Security & Marine: Advancements in aerospace and marine technologies. These detailed discussions will bring together delegates for a deep dive into local developments and industry trends. A Platform for Innovation In partnership with Scottish Engineering, the event promises to shine a spotlight on manufacturing and supply chain operations. The extensive list of co-located events includes Scotland Automation & Robotics, Scotland Food & Beverage Manufacturing, and Scotland High Tech Manufacturing & Precision Engineering. This platform will drive efficiency and innovation, featuring a tailored agenda with expert speakers and exhibitors. Anton Radchenko, head of AirAdvisor, explains, “Our message is: be prepared for disruption and understand your rights as a passenger.” With such a diverse range of sectors, the event underscores the importance of collaboration across industries to foster innovation, sustainability, and growth. Networking Opportunities Attendees will benefit from facilitated networking opportunities, offering a cohesive space for both personal and professional socialization and development. The Scotland Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition promises to be a game-changer for individuals navigating today's manufacturing landscape. Colin Murphy, Managing Director of Premier Publishing & Event, expressed his excitement: “We are delighted to be in Glasgow for the 3rd Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference and Exhibition. The event will be held over two days for the first time due to the overwhelming support from the manufacturing community.” Unmatched Line-Up The event will feature a variety of focused tracks, including Scotland IoT & Industry 4.0, Scotland Lean, Productivity & Continuous Improvement, and Scotland Supply Chain & Logistics. The expert speaker and exhibitor line-up promises to be the most exciting since the event launched three years ago. Registration for the 2024 Scotland Manufacturing & Supply Chain Conference & Exhibition on October 23 and 24 at SEC, Glasgow is free. Tickets are available from manufacturingexposcotland.com/register.
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UK Petrol Prices Hit Three-Year Low

UK Petrol Prices Hit Three-Year Low

Petrol prices in the UK have plummeted to their lowest level in three years, providing much-needed relief to motorists. The average price for a litre of unleaded petrol has dropped to approximately £1.35, driven by a combination of lower global oil prices and a stronger pound. This significant decrease comes as a welcome change for consumers who have faced high fuel costs in recent years, particularly following the record highs seen in 2022. Factors Behind the Price Drop The recent decline in petrol prices can be attributed to several key factors. Firstly, global oil prices have fallen due to decreased…
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