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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Jan
20
2024
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Scottish pubs and bars face crisis as closure rate doubles

Scottish pubs and bars face crisis as closure rate doubles

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Scotland’s pubs and bars are struggling to survive as they face a record number of closures this year. According to the latest data, 76 pubs and bars have shut down in the first nine months of 2023, a 36% increase from the whole of last year. This means that Scotland is losing pubs and bars at twice the rate of England, where only 0.75% of outlets closed in the same period. Rates relief denied One of the main reasons for the crisis in the Scottish hospitality sector is the lack of business rates relief from the Scottish Government. Unlike in…
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Jan
20
2024
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Family’s plea to bring home woman killed in Scotland

Family’s plea to bring home woman killed in Scotland

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The family of a woman who was found dead in a house in North Berwick, Scotland, on New Year’s Day are appealing for help to repatriate her body to Botswana. Keotshepile ‘Naso’ Isaacs, 33, was a mother of two who had been living in the town for more than a year. Her husband, Tapiwa Isaac, 37, has been charged with her murder and is due to appear in court later this month. A loving mother and daughter Naso’s family described her as a loving mother and daughter who had a bright future ahead of her. They said she was a…
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Jan
18
2024
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Cheap iPhone charger sparks devastating fire in mum’s home

Cheap iPhone charger sparks devastating fire in mum’s home

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A Scottish mum has lost everything after a cheap iPhone charger she bought online exploded and set her house on fire. She is now warning others not to make the same mistake and buy official chargers only. The horror of the fire Kinga Krzeminska, 38, from Glasgow, was asleep in her bedroom when she heard a loud bang and saw flames coming from her living room. She had left her iPhone 12 plugged into a cheap charger she bought from a website for £3.99. The charger had overheated and ignited the sofa, spreading the fire to the curtains and carpet.…
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Jan
18
2024
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Nicolas Kuhn: Celtic’s new star from Vienna

Nicolas Kuhn: Celtic’s new star from Vienna

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Celtic have secured the signing of Nicolas Kuhn, a talented winger from Rapid Vienna, on a long-term deal. The 24-year-old German has joined the Scottish champions for a fee of £3m and will wear the number 11 shirt. Kuhn is Brendan Rodgers’ first addition in the January transfer window as he looks to strengthen his squad for the second half of the season. Kuhn’s journey from Bayern to Celtic Kuhn started his career at Bayern Munich, where he played for the youth teams and was part of the squad that won the UEFA Youth League in 2018. He then moved…
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Jan
18
2024
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EFTA membership: A viable option for an independent Scotland?

EFTA membership: A viable option for an independent Scotland?

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Former SNP MSP advocates for joining EFTA instead of EU Alex Neil, a former SNP MSP and cabinet secretary, has called for an independent Scotland to join the European Free Trade Association (EFTA) instead of the European Union (EU). He argued that this would avoid creating a hard border between Scotland and the rest of the UK, and would also give Scotland more control over its own affairs. Neil, who stepped down as an MSP in May 2023, wrote an article for The National, a pro-independence newspaper, where he outlined his vision for Scotland’s future relationship with Europe. He said…
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Jan
18
2024
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Lorry driver killed after plunging off flyover onto busy motorway

Lorry driver killed after plunging off flyover onto busy motorway

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A tragic accident claimed the life of a lorry driver who crashed off a flyover and landed on the M90 near Perth. The incident caused traffic chaos and left the motorway covered with potatoes. The fatal crash The accident happened around 7.20am on Thursday, November 4, when a 55-year-old man was driving a lorry southbound on the A912 slip road. He failed to negotiate a sharp curve and smashed through the safety barrier, falling 40 feet onto the M90 below. The lorry was carrying bags of potatoes, which spilled over the motorway and damaged several cars. The driver was pronounced…
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Jan
12
2024
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Snow and Ice Expected in Northern and North-East Scotland Next Week

Snow and Ice Expected in Northern and North-East Scotland Next Week

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A cold arctic air mass will bring snow showers to the region from Sunday onwards The UK is bracing for a possible disruption of travel and outdoor activities next week, as a cold arctic air mass will bring snow showers to northern and north-east Scotland. The Met Office has issued a yellow warning for snow and ice for parts of the region, advising people to be prepared for low visibility and slippery roads. What is the forecast for next week? According to the Met Office’s latest long term forecast, a northerly airflow will bring cold arctic air to the UK…
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Jan
12
2024
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St Mungo Festival: A Celebration of Glasgow’s History and Heritage

St Mungo Festival: A Celebration of Glasgow’s History and Heritage

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Glasgow, the largest city in Scotland, is home to a rich and diverse cultural heritage that spans centuries. From its medieval origins as a trading port to its modern transformation into a vibrant and cosmopolitan city, Glasgow has witnessed many changes and challenges throughout its history. But one thing that has remained constant is the devotion to St Mungo, the patron saint of Glasgow, who is believed to have founded the city and performed many miracles. St Mungo Festival is an annual event that celebrates the life and legacy of St Mungo, as well as the history and culture of…
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Jan
12
2024
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INSUREPAIR® Opens New Office in Glasgow to Meet Growing Demand

INSUREPAIR® Opens New Office in Glasgow to Meet Growing Demand

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A fire and flood restoration specialist expands its operations to Scotland’s largest city INSUREPAIR®, an Edinburgh-based fire and flood restoration specialist, has announced the opening of its new office in Glasgow, marking a strategic move to cater to the increasing demand for its services in Scotland’s largest city. The expansion, expected to create up to 15 jobs in the coming year, highlights the company’s commitment to meeting the needs of its clients along the M8 corridor. INSUREPAIR®: A Trusted Partner for Insurance Reinstatement INSUREPAIR®, known for its expertise in insurance reinstatement, has been a key player in Scotland’s construction and…
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Jan
12
2024
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Scots Baby Diagnosed with Ultra Rare Condition that Affects One in 10 Million

Scots Baby Diagnosed with Ultra Rare Condition that Affects One in 10 Million

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A baby boy from Scotland has been diagnosed with an ultra rare condition that affects less than 100 people in the world. The baby, named Louie Smith, was born 12 weeks early and suffered from frequent episodes of apnoea, a sudden stop in breathing. His parents noticed that his hands and back would go rigid during these episodes and decided to seek medical help. What is Louie’s condition? Louie’s condition is called THRA-related congenital hypothyroidism. It is a genetic disorder that affects the thyroid gland, which produces hormones that regulate metabolism, growth and development. People with this condition have low…
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