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AAB Strengthens Team with Two New Partners in Central Scotland

AAB Strengthens Team with Two New Partners in Central Scotland

AAB has appointed two new partners in Central Scotland, continuing its expansion with strategic hires that bolster its capabilities in key business areas. New Appointments to Strengthen AAB's Reach AAB, a leading advisory and accountancy firm, has made notable additions to its team in Central Scotland. The firm has welcomed Erica Fitchie and Alistair Stewart as partners in key roles—Fitchie as corporate tax partner and Stewart as business development partner. This move is part of AAB’s broader strategy to enhance its service offerings and grow its footprint in the region. With a combined wealth of experience, both Fitchie and Stewart…
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Greene King to Bring Hive and Nest Pubs to Scotland with New Franchises

Greene King to Bring Hive and Nest Pubs to Scotland with New Franchises

Greene King is expanding its reach by bringing its popular Hive and Nest pub concepts to Scotland, with plans for the first location to open by April 2025. A New Chapter for Greene King in Scotland Greene King, a leading pub operator and brewer, is taking its successful franchised pub concepts, Hive and Nest, to Scotland. The expansion is set to be rolled out by Belhaven Pub Partners, a subsidiary of the brewery. The first location is expected to open in Scotland by April 2025, marking a significant milestone in Greene King’s growth strategy. “We’re thrilled to be bringing our…
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New Gigantic Digital Trove of Scotland’s Past Launched

New Gigantic Digital Trove of Scotland’s Past Launched

Historic Environment Scotland (HES) has unveiled a massive new digital archive, trove.scot, offering public access to over three million records that paint a vivid picture of Scotland’s past. The platform consolidates decades of historical data, images, videos, and more, making it easier than ever to explore the country’s rich heritage in one place. A Unified Digital Archive for Scotland’s History For the first time, Scotland’s vast historical records have been brought together under one roof. Trove.scot merges multiple HES collections, spanning archaeology, built heritage, designation records, and educational resources. Whether it’s ancient standing stones or contemporary urban landscapes, the site…
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Scottish Entrepreneur Secures £48K to Launch Cutting-Edge Drone Tech for Farming

Scottish Entrepreneur Secures £48K to Launch Cutting-Edge Drone Tech for Farming

A Scottish entrepreneur is taking agriculture to new heights—literally. James Braid, founder of Sky-Pin Drones Ltd, has secured £48,000 in funding to introduce state-of-the-art drone technology for crop spraying and land management, marking a major first for Scotland’s farming sector. Operating out of Melrose, Braid will use the funds, granted by the Investment Fund for Scotland, to deploy a 110kg drone with a wingspan of over two meters. This supersized aircraft is capable of spreading up to 150kg of material per minute, offering farmers a precision tool to improve sustainability and efficiency. From Finance to Farming Innovation Braid’s journey into…
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Scotland Through Your Lens: Stunning Views Captured from February 7-14

Scotland Through Your Lens: Stunning Views Captured from February 7-14

A Tent Above Glencoe: A Chilly Sunrise Worth the Wait Alan O’Connor didn’t just chase the sunrise—he braved the cold for it. High above Glencoe, in the Scottish Highlands, his temporary home was a lone tent pitched against a snowy backdrop. The reward? A golden-orange sunrise breaking through the frost-laden peaks, painting the landscape in a soft, ethereal glow. "Braving the freezing temperatures high above Glencoe to catch sunrise," O’Connor shared, referring to his night in the crisp, unforgiving cold. The scene, though frigid, radiates warmth—an ironic contrast that makes the image all the more mesmerizing. A Bridge to Nowhere…
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Snow Predicted for Parts of Scotland Before Temperatures Soar to Well Above Average

Snow Predicted for Parts of Scotland Before Temperatures Soar to Well Above Average

Snowfall is expected to continue in parts of the UK, including Scotland, with the cold snap giving way to a significant rise in temperatures this week, according to the Met Office. Snowfall Continues Across the UK Wintry conditions have affected parts of the UK, including East Anglia, which experienced snow over the weekend. Scotland, in particular, could see additional snowfall over the next few days, with some areas of the country forecast to receive between 1cm and 3cm of snow. For those in higher regions, such as areas above 300m, snowfall could accumulate up to 20cm, posing potential challenges for…
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Loretto School: The Best of British Education in Scotland

Loretto School: The Best of British Education in Scotland

Loretto School, located on the stunning East Lothian coast of Scotland, is renowned for providing an exceptional education that blends the prestige of the British system with Scotland’s rich cultural heritage. With nearly two centuries of history, Loretto continues to offer a world-class learning environment, celebrated for its academic excellence and holistic approach to student development. A British Education with International Reach At Loretto, students follow the British education system, which includes GCSEs, A-Levels, and BTECs, ensuring a comprehensive and globally respected curriculum. This rigorous academic framework provides students with a wide range of subjects, tailored to meet their individual…
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Mere Husband Ki Biwi: A Visual Feast from Delhi to Scotland

Mere Husband Ki Biwi: A Visual Feast from Delhi to Scotland

“Mere Husband Ki Biwi” is set to be more than just a captivating storyline; it promises to be a visual delight, drawing audiences into a world that spans from the vibrant streets of Delhi and Mumbai to the serene beauty of Haridwar and the majestic landscapes of Scotland. A Journey Across Diverse Locations The film seamlessly blends the charm of Indian locales with the allure of international settings, offering a cinematic experience that is as much about the visual journey as it is about the narrative. From the bustling, colorful streets of Delhi and Mumbai to the spiritual calm of…
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Pioneering Study on Hinduphobia in Scotland Highlights Systemic Challenges

Pioneering Study on Hinduphobia in Scotland Highlights Systemic Challenges

A groundbreaking report on Hinduphobia in Scotland has drawn significant attention, shedding light on the systemic challenges faced by the Hindu community. The study, presented by the Gandhian Peace Society (GPS), marks a pivotal moment in the recognition and discussion of anti-Hindu discrimination in the UK. Historic Report Gains Parliamentary Attention On February 14, 2025, the Scotland Holyrood’s Cross-Party Group (CPG) on Challenging Racial and Religious Prejudice officially accepted the comprehensive report titled “Hinduphobia in Scotland: Understanding, Addressing, and Overcoming Prejudice.” This marks the first UK parliamentary-recognized study addressing Hinduphobia, a term that encapsulates anti-Hindu prejudice and discrimination. The report…
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Darcy Graham Injury Update: Scotland Receive Six Nations Boost

Darcy Graham Injury Update: Scotland Receive Six Nations Boost

Scotland has been handed a significant boost ahead of the final rounds of the Six Nations as winger Darcy Graham is expected to recover in time for the closing fixtures. The Edinburgh star, who suffered a concerning head injury against Ireland, has received positive scan results, easing fears of a long-term absence. Scare at Murrayfield as Graham Stretchered Off The atmosphere at Murrayfield turned tense on Sunday when Darcy Graham collided with Finn Russell, leaving him motionless on the pitch. Medics rushed to his side, spending around seven minutes assessing the situation before placing him in a neck brace and…
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