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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Huw Jones: England Clash Is Perfect Fire for Hurting Scotland

Huw Jones: England Clash Is Perfect Fire for Hurting Scotland

Scotland centre Huw Jones says facing England in the Calcutta Cup this Saturday is exactly what his wounded team needs after the gut-wrenching 18-15 defeat to Italy in Rome. The loss in torrential rain last weekend left Gregor Townsend's side stunned and under fierce pressure before they have even played at home. Yet Jones insists the oldest rivalry in rugby could be the ideal way to unleash all the frustration that built up in the Italian capital. "You don't need extra motivation for England, especially after a defeat when everyone is hurting," the 32-year-old British and Irish Lions midfielder told reporters…
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Scotland Tax Dodgers Hit With £1.5m In Fines

Scotland Tax Dodgers Hit With £1.5m In Fines

Scotland's tax cheats have been publicly named and ordered to pay more than £1.5 million in fines after deliberately dodging nearly £2.5 million owed to the taxman. The list of 17 individuals and businesses includes a former teacher with a controversial OnlyFans account, construction companies, a fisherman, and car repair shops. Bonnyrigg Auto Firm Tops Defaulter List DH Autosprayers Ltd, a motor accident repair business based in Bonnyrigg, emerged as the biggest tax offender in Scotland over the past year. The company failed to pay more than £493,000 in tax between October 2022 and December 2023. HMRC slapped the firm…
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Scotland Bans Underage Botox in Historic Safety Crackdown

Scotland Bans Underage Botox in Historic Safety Crackdown

The era of the "wild west" beauty industry in Scotland is officially coming to an end. Members of the Scottish Parliament have unanimously backed a strict new law that bans Botox, lip fillers, and non-surgical Brazilian butt lifts for anyone under 18. This historic move aims to stop children from being "butchered" by unqualified practitioners and closes a dangerous legal loophole that allowed English teenagers to cross the border for risky cosmetic jabs. The Law That Changes Everything Scottish lawmakers put patient safety first this week by voting through the general principles of the Non-surgical Procedures and Functions of Medical…
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Brazen Sausage Thief Strikes Scots Shop in Daylight Heist

Brazen Sausage Thief Strikes Scots Shop in Daylight Heist

A cheeky thief has been caught on camera casually pocketing sausages and milkshakes from a family-run corner shop in Livingston, leaving owners stunned and the clip going viral across Scotland. The bold theft happened in broad daylight on Sunday February 8 around 2pm at Fair Price Food Store in Craigshill, and locals are now sharing the footage far and wide. Thief Stuffs Sausages Down Trousers in 30-Second Raid CCTV shows the man strolling into the store like any normal customer. He spends a few moments browsing the fridge before grabbing two nourishment shakes and a pack of sausages. Without breaking…
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Joe Rothwell’s Rangers Rage Explodes in 35-Minute Sheffield United Nightmare

Joe Rothwell’s Rangers Rage Explodes in 35-Minute Sheffield United Nightmare

Joe Rothwell lasted just 35 minutes on his Sheffield United debut before a reckless lunge ended his night and exposed the deep frustration still burning from his failed Rangers spell. Chris Wilder admitted the red card was no surprise. The Blades boss revealed his new midfielder is carrying serious mental scars from six miserable months at Ibrox, where he started only four games and never felt wanted. Wilder Lays Bare Rothwell's Inner Turmoil Speaking after the 3-1 defeat to Middlesbrough, Wilder didn't hide the truth. "Joe is hurting bad from what happened up there," Wilder told reporters. "He's come back…
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Hearts Ready to Seize Title from Wobbling Celtic

Hearts Ready to Seize Title from Wobbling Celtic

Celtic are no longer the unstoppable force that Scottish football has grown used to. Saturday night at Parkhead exposed a team that is rattled, disjointed and suddenly very human. Across the city, Hearts watched the cracks widen and felt something they have not felt in decades: genuine belief that the impossible might actually happen this season. Derek McInnes’ side are now within touching distance of the top. Two wins in the next six days — first the Edinburgh derby against Hibs, then Rangers at Tynecastle — and Hearts will either lead the league or sit one point behind with all…
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South Scotland Businesses Defy Challenges with Strong Growth

South Scotland Businesses Defy Challenges with Strong Growth

More than seven out of ten businesses in the south of Scotland say their performance is good or steady, according to the latest major survey of the region. Despite rising costs and recruitment headaches, firms are pushing forward with ambition and hiring plans that show real grit. The South of Scotland Business Survey, carried out by Ipsos for South of Scotland Enterprise (SOSE), gathered views from 600 companies in Dumfries and Galloway and the Scottish Borders between October and December 2024. The results paint a picture of a region that refuses to be knocked off course. Firms Stay Resilient as…
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Heartbroken Dad Takes Own Life on Spain Holiday Hours Before Baby’s Anniversary

Heartbroken Dad Takes Own Life on Spain Holiday Hours Before Baby’s Anniversary

A devastated Scottish mum has revealed her fiancé took his own life on a family holiday in Spain just hours before the first anniversary of their baby daughter's sudden death. Robert Davidson, 37, fell from the sixth-floor balcony of their hotel in Torremolinos on the Costa del Sol late on Tuesday 3 February 2026. The tragedy struck the night before the one-year anniversary of seven-week-old Hollie Davidson's death from sudden infant death syndrome. The Night Everything Changed Daniella Robb had booked the sunshine break to escape the pain of the looming anniversary. The family from Hamilton, Lanarkshire, arrived in Spain…
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Outrage as Scottish Airports Hike Drop-Off Fees to £7

Outrage as Scottish Airports Hike Drop-Off Fees to £7

Passengers saying goodbye to loved ones at Glasgow and Aberdeen airports now face a stinging £7 charge just to pull up at the terminal for a few minutes. Critics have branded the airports "greedy" and accused them of treating travellers like cash cows after fees rose by up to 600 per cent in ten years. The sharp increases at Scotland's two busiest AGS-owned airports have sparked fury among families, taxi drivers and politicians who say the "kiss-and-fly" tax is pricing people out of quick, convenient drop-offs. Ten-Year Price Explosion Laid Bare Glasgow Airport charged just £1 for drop-off in 2014.…
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Skyscanner Lands Dream Deal as Scotland Cricket’s Lead Sponsor for 2026 T20 World Cup

Skyscanner Lands Dream Deal as Scotland Cricket’s Lead Sponsor for 2026 T20 World Cup

Skyscanner, the Edinburgh-born travel search giant, has sealed a blockbuster last-minute sponsorship as lead-arm partner of Scotland's men's cricket team for the 2026 ICC T20 World Cup in India and Sri Lanka. The deal, announced on 4 February 2026, came together in record time after Scotland received a dramatic late invitation to the tournament when another qualifier was disqualified. In just 12 days, Cricket Scotland built a squad, designed new kits, and locked in a global brand with deep Scottish roots. Millions will now see the famous Skyscanner logo when the team takes on cricketing giants. From Shock Call-Up to Global…
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