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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The Mary Wallopers: From online gigs to sold-out shows at Glasgow’s Barrowlands

The Mary Wallopers: From online gigs to sold-out shows at Glasgow’s Barrowlands

The Mary Wallopers are a folk-punk band from Dundalk, Ireland, who have risen to fame during the pandemic with their lively online performances. Now, they are set to play two sold-out shows at Glasgow’s iconic Barrowland Ballroom in April 2024. How the band started and gained popularity The Mary Wallopers consist of brothers Charles and Andrew Hendy, Sean McKenna, and four other members who joined later. They started playing music together in their shed in Dundalk, and decided to name themselves after a slang term for a punch in the face. The band’s style is influenced by traditional Irish folk…
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The Vamps to headline MacMoray’s Summer Special Event

The Vamps to headline MacMoray’s Summer Special Event

MacMoray Festival announces its biggest and hottest line-up ever The MacMoray Festival, which is held annually in Elgin, Moray, has revealed its star-studded line-up for its Summer Special Event on August 10 and 11, 2024. The festival, which is celebrating its fifth anniversary, has secured some of the biggest names in pop, rock, and dance music to perform at the Cooper Park venue. The headline act for the Saturday night is The Vamps, the British pop-rock band that has sold over 10 million records worldwide and has amassed over 2 billion streams on Spotify. The band, which consists of Brad…
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Marathon runner overcomes nightmare trip to complete race in Morocco

Marathon runner overcomes nightmare trip to complete race in Morocco

Michelle Slater’s journey from Buckie to Marrakech was full of challenges Michelle Slater, a 47-year-old marathon runner from Buckie, had to face a series of obstacles before she could participate in the Marrakech Marathon on January 29, 2023. Her trip from Scotland to Morocco was anything but smooth, as she encountered flight delays, lost luggage, and a taxi scam. However, she did not let these difficulties stop her from achieving her goal of completing the 26.2-mile race. Michelle, who works as a nurse at Dr Gray’s Hospital in Elgin, had booked her flight with Ryanair from Edinburgh to Marrakech, with…
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Scots man jailed for assaulting neighbour with a hammer

Scots man jailed for assaulting neighbour with a hammer

A Scots man who attacked his neighbour with a hammer and left him scarred for life has been sentenced to 18 months in prison. David McLaughlin, 38, assaulted John McLean, 55, after a dispute over a fence in their back garden in Glasgow. The attack The incident happened on July 23, 2023, around 9.30pm, when McLaughlin confronted McLean about the fence that separated their properties. McLaughlin claimed that McLean had damaged his fence and demanded compensation. McLean refused and told McLaughlin to leave him alone. McLaughlin then grabbed a hammer from his shed and hit McLean on the head, causing…
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Wheelchair-bound doctor’s ordeal at Inverness hospital

Wheelchair-bound doctor’s ordeal at Inverness hospital

Lack of accessible accommodation Dr Caroline Gould, a wheelchair user and a consultant psychiatrist, had to sleep in her van for two nights while attending a training course at Raigmore Hospital in Inverness. She said she could not find any suitable accommodation in the city due to the high demand for hotel rooms from tourists and NHS staff. She booked a room at a Premier Inn near the hospital, but when she arrived, she found out that the room was not accessible for wheelchair users. She said the hotel staff were apologetic and tried to find her another room, but…
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Glasgow’s most expensive streets revealed by Bank of Scotland

Glasgow’s most expensive streets revealed by Bank of Scotland

Glasgow is known for its vibrant culture, rich history, and diverse architecture. But how much does it cost to live in the city’s most prestigious addresses? The Bank of Scotland has released its annual report on the most expensive streets in Scotland, and Glasgow has 10 entries in the top 100. Here are some of the highlights from the report. Westbourne Gardens tops the list in Glasgow The most expensive street in Glasgow, according to the Bank of Scotland, is Westbourne Gardens in the West End. The average house price in this street is £1.6 million, making it the seventh…
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St Andrews Pool to be Preserved as Part of New Development Plan

St Andrews Pool to be Preserved as Part of New Development Plan

A new mixed-use development project has been proposed to safeguard the future of the historic St Andrews Pool in Fife. The pool, which dates back to 1887, is one of the oldest surviving public swimming pools in Scotland and has been closed since 2019 due to structural issues. A Vision for the Future The development plan, which is being led by the St Andrews Community Trust and the University of St Andrews, aims to restore and reopen the pool as a community asset, while also creating new residential, commercial, and academic spaces on the site. The project will include: A…
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Glasgow Business Group Donates £45,000 to Scottish Charity

Glasgow Business Group Donates £45,000 to Scottish Charity

A group of Glasgow-based businesses has raised £45,000 for a Scottish charity that supports people affected by homelessness, addiction, and mental health issues. The donation was made by the Glasgow Business Network (GBN), a collective of 25 companies that work together to generate leads and referrals for each other. GBN’s Fundraising Efforts The GBN members decided to support the Simon Community Scotland, a charity that provides outreach, accommodation, and prevention services to people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness in Glasgow and across Scotland. The GBN members were inspired by the charity’s work and wanted to make a…
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Matty Tough: The Keith striker who is living up to his name

Matty Tough: The Keith striker who is living up to his name

Matty Tough is a name that aptly describes the Keith striker who has been scoring goals for fun in the Highland League this season. The 23-year-old has netted 15 times in 12 games, making him the league’s top scorer and helping his team climb to fourth place in the table. But his journey to the top has not been easy, as he has faced several challenges and setbacks along the way. From Aberdeen to Keith Matty Tough started his football career at Aberdeen, where he joined the youth academy at the age of nine. He progressed through the ranks and…
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Scots dad’s miraculous survival after being buried alive under 12ft of snow

Scots dad’s miraculous survival after being buried alive under 12ft of snow

A Scots dad has shared his harrowing experience of being trapped under 12 feet of snow for 20 minutes after an avalanche hit him while he was skiing in the Alps. John MacKenzie, 43, from Edinburgh, was on a ski holiday with his wife and two children in Les Arcs, France, when the disaster struck on December 18. He said he felt like he was “in a washing machine” as he was swept away by the snow and lost consciousness. How it happened John, who works as a software engineer, said he and his family had been enjoying a sunny…
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