Zane Lee

Project Harmless, an eco-friendly start-up based in Edinburgh, has been selected as one of Scotland’s Start-Up Loans Ambassadors for 2024. Founded by George Greer, the company aims to tackle plastic pollution through innovative products like water-reactive, non-toxic dog waste bags and plastic-free fashion accessories. This recognition highlights the company’s commitment to sustainability and its potential to inspire other entrepreneurs. The Start-Up Loans programme, part of the British Business Bank, supports small businesses with essential funding and mentorship. Innovative Solutions for Plastic Pollution Project Harmless began during the COVID-19 pandemic when George Greer noticed the environmental impact of plastic dog waste…

Dave King, the former chairman of Rangers, has expressed his willingness to return to the helm of the club. This announcement comes at a crucial time for Rangers, as they navigate through a period of uncertainty following the resignation of John Bennett. King, who previously led the club from 2015 to 2020, has outlined a two-year plan aimed at stabilizing the club and attracting new investors. King’s Vision for Rangers Dave King has laid out a comprehensive vision for his potential return as chairman. He believes that his experience and understanding of the club make him the ideal candidate to…

Plans for a transformative £25 million project over the River Clyde in Glasgow are moving forward, aiming to reconnect the city center with its waterfront. This ambitious development includes a new park area stretching over the water, enhancing green spaces, and improving connectivity. The project, part of the Glasgow City Region City Deal, promises to revitalize the area, making it a vibrant destination for both residents and visitors. Revitalizing the Waterfront The new project over the River Clyde is set to breathe new life into Glasgow’s waterfront. The development will feature a build-out area extending approximately 20 meters over the…

One of Scotland’s most thrilling fundraising events, the Forth Bridge Abseil, has raised an impressive £251,000 for 35 charities. Held in June, the event saw over 500 participants abseil 165 feet down the iconic Forth Bridge. Organized by Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland (CHSS) in partnership with Network Rail and Balfour Beatty, the event was a massive success. The funds raised will support various charitable causes, with CHSS alone raising over £120,000 to aid those living with chest, heart, and stroke conditions. A Thrilling Event for a Noble Cause The Forth Bridge Abseil, held on Father’s Day, attracted thrill-seekers from…

Lidl is bringing back a beloved Scottish Halloween tradition by launching the first-ever neep picking patch in Scotland. The “Lidl Neep Patch” will open at Chatelherault Country Park, offering families a unique opportunity to pick and carve neeps, also known as swedes, instead of the more commonly used pumpkins. This initiative aims to revive the tradition of carving tumshie lanterns, a practice that has been fading over the years. The event will feature various activities, including lantern carving, games, and live music, making it a fun-filled day for all ages. A Return to Roots The “Lidl Neep Patch” is set…

In a shocking and tragic turn of events, Kristina Joksimovic, a former Miss Switzerland finalist, was found dead in Binningen, near Basel, Switzerland. The 38-year-old beauty queen was allegedly strangled, dismembered, and her remains were reportedly pureed in a blender by her husband. This gruesome incident has sent shockwaves through the community and raised serious concerns about domestic violence and mental health. The Horrific Discovery Kristina Joksimovic’s body was discovered in February by a third party in her home in Binningen. The discovery was nothing short of horrifying, as investigators found that she had been strangled before her body was…