Zane Lee

Zane Lee is a talented content writer at Cumbernauld Media, specializing in the finance and business niche. With a keen interest in the ever-evolving world of finance, Zane brings a unique perspective to his articles and blog posts. His in-depth knowledge and research skills allow him to provide valuable insights and analysis on various financial topics. Zane's passion for writing and his ability to simplify complex concepts make his content engaging and accessible to readers of all levels.
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Macquarie Capital Backs AMS Accountants in Push for Scotland-Wide Growth

Macquarie Capital Backs AMS Accountants in Push for Scotland-Wide Growth

Macquarie Capital has taken a stake in AMS Accountants Group, aiming to fuel its expansion across Scotland and the wider UK with a people-first approach that’s already shaking up the market. A Young Player with Big Ambitions AMS only set foot in Scotland a few months ago, but it hasn’t wasted any time making its presence felt. In that short spell, it’s picked up more than £200,000 worth of new contracts. These aren’t just in one niche either—clients span energy, food and drink, and other key sectors. The mood inside AMS feels different from most accountancy firms. There’s a sense…
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Glasgow Beer Fest Returns, Cows Run Wild, and Scotland Eyes the Stars: A Week of Unlikely Headlines

Glasgow Beer Fest Returns, Cows Run Wild, and Scotland Eyes the Stars: A Week of Unlikely Headlines

From cows on the run in North Lanarkshire to rockets poised for take-off in Shetland, Scotland is experiencing one of its more eclectic weeks — equal parts storm chaos, space ambition, and homegrown celebration. Indie Beer Scotland makes its hoppy return to Glasgow Scotland’s flagship craft beer festival, Indie Beer Scotland, will return for its third edition this September, bringing with it a resolute message: no faux-craft allowed. Held on September 5 and 6 at Clyde Rooms at Edmiston House in Glasgow, the festival is organized by independent brewers under the Society of Independent Brewers and Associates (SIBA). Organiser Ian…
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Scotland Faces Heat on Multiple Fronts: Policing Strains, Seabird Warnings, and Clean Energy Hopes

Scotland Faces Heat on Multiple Fronts: Policing Strains, Seabird Warnings, and Clean Energy Hopes

Policing the Unmanageable: Overtime Bill Soars to £85,000 Per Day Scotland's national police force is grappling with growing operational demands, plunging officer numbers, and a surging overtime bill that is raising alarm across political and public sectors alike. New figures published in 1919 Magazine reveal Police Scotland paid out £28.15 million in officer overtime for the 2024/25 financial year, alongside £3.4 million for non-officer staff. That puts the daily overtime cost at £85,000, a figure that has sparked concern about sustainability, especially in light of rising national and international commitments. Although the total has dropped from the spike seen in…
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23-Night British Isles Cruise-Land Tour Blends Coastal Grandeur With Inland Luxury

23-Night British Isles Cruise-Land Tour Blends Coastal Grandeur With Inland Luxury

The UK’s tourism scene just got a major upgrade. England, Wales, and Scotland have teamed up to launch a sweeping new 23-night experience that combines high-end cruising with deep inland exploration — offering travelers a one-of-a-kind, luxury deep dive into the British Isles. It’s part floating hotel, part countryside escape, and fully curated to show off the UK’s most iconic landscapes and historic treasures in one grand voyage. A three-country collaboration like no other This isn’t just another cruise with optional bus tours. What makes this itinerary stand out is how tightly integrated it is — a true collaboration between…
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Scotland Ranks Seventh in UK for Exporting Firms with 15,000 Businesses Trading Overseas

Scotland Ranks Seventh in UK for Exporting Firms with 15,000 Businesses Trading Overseas

Scotland is making waves in the UK's export scene, standing tall as home to 15,000 exporting firms and ranking seventh among British regions for overseas trade. This comes amid fresh optimism after the UK government secured a landmark trade deal with India, promising export opportunities worth nearly £6 billion. Despite global trade tensions and economic uncertainties, Scotland's exporters are showing resilience. A deep dive into official data from the Office for National Statistics, analysed by business experts at money.co.uk, reveals how Scotland fits into the bigger picture of Britain's international trade landscape. Scotland’s Export Scene in Context: How It Stacks…
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Remote Scottish Island Hits Market for Less Than the Average London Flat

Remote Scottish Island Hits Market for Less Than the Average London Flat

Off-grid living doesn’t get much more real than this: a wild, sea-lashed island with no neighbours, no roads—and a price tag under half a million. A 90-acre speck of rugged paradise off Scotland’s west coast is up for grabs. Known as Insh Island, it's untouched, totally uninhabited, and only reachable by boat or helicopter. It’s being sold for £500,000—less than what most Londoners pay for a modest flat. And it’s already stirring up interest from dreamers, investors and survivalist types alike. A Wind-Swept Patch of Land, and Not Much Else There’s no cottage. No plumbing. No power lines either. Just…
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Ajay Devgn Steps In as Deepak Dobriyal Nearly Walks into Wrong Washroom in Scotland

Ajay Devgn Steps In as Deepak Dobriyal Nearly Walks into Wrong Washroom in Scotland

A shoot wrap-up dinner in Scotland turned into a comedy of errors when actor Deepak Dobriyal found himself at the wrong door—until Ajay Devgn jumped in to help. A Dinner Plan, a Kilt, and One Odd Outfit Choice What started as a casual post-shoot dinner among the cast of Son of Sardaar 2 took a sharp left into sitcom territory, thanks to Deepak Dobriyal’s quirky outfit and a washroom mishap no one saw coming. Dobriyal recalled the moment with a grin: “We’d just wrapped up the shoot, and Ajay bhai was hosting dinner. He asked when I could join, and…
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Trump’s Scottish Visit Triggers One of the Largest Police Operations in Scottish History

Trump’s Scottish Visit Triggers One of the Largest Police Operations in Scottish History

More than 7,000 officers were deployed across Scotland for Donald Trump’s private visit, with four arrests made and costs still under wraps. Former US President Donald Trump’s whirlwind tour of Scotland last weekend may have been private, but the scale of the security response was anything but. Police Scotland confirmed the deployment of over 7,000 officers across the country, making it one of the largest security operations in its history. The visit, which began Friday and stretched across Trump’s Turnberry resort in Ayrshire and a new golf course opening in Aberdeenshire, also led to four arrests—including one mid-flight on an…
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IKM Testing UK Appoints New Regional Director as £23m Contract Wins Fuel Global Growth

IKM Testing UK Appoints New Regional Director as £23m Contract Wins Fuel Global Growth

IKM Testing UK, a major service provider to the energy sector, is charging into its next phase of expansion with a new leader at the helm. Barry Summers has been named Regional Director, stepping into the role as the company announces a remarkable £23 million in contract wins within just the first half of 2025. A Leadership Shift Amid Soaring Growth Barry Summers isn’t new to IKM or the energy world. With over 14 years of experience across the global IKM Group, he’s well-acquainted with the demands and dynamics of the sector. He’s stepping into the position following the retirement…
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Scotland’s Wild Island Market: Untouched Hebridean Isle Lists for Less Than London Flat

Scotland’s Wild Island Market: Untouched Hebridean Isle Lists for Less Than London Flat

90-acre Insh Island hits market at £500,000 as rural land reform campaigners renew calls for public buyouts A 90-acre slice of raw, Atlantic-washed wilderness has just entered Scotland’s property market — at a price that undercuts the average London home. But as Insh Island, one of the Inner Hebrides’ last privately owned "untouched" islands, goes up for sale at £500,000, land campaigners warn its future is far from just a matter of real estate. The island, a rugged outcrop of rock, grass and heather west of Easdale, is listed with estate agency Savills for the first time since 2019. With…
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