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Menopause & Menstruation Friendly employers win awards for ‘lifechanging’ work

2025 Menopause & Menstruation Friendly Employer Awards’ winners named Three regional events bring knowledge, networking and support to employers Winners range from a high street bank, hospice and charity to county councils, a fire & rescue service and football club…

Ullapool Eatery in Food Miles Sustainability Challenge

All meat and shellfish to be sourced from within 130 miles An award-winning Ullapool restaurant is aiming to source all meat and shellfish from within 130 miles of the harbour as it strives to meet ambitious new Sustainability goals.  …

Open Evening to Highlight Student Wellbeing, Inclusion, and Smooth Transition to Secondary

One of the country’s top-performing secondary schools is preparing to showcase its commitment to student wellbeing, inclusive learning, and the crucial transition from primary to secondary education. An open evening will be held on Tuesday, September 30, from 4.30pm to…

Perthshire Firm Harnessing Knowledge to Save Lives

–from water sports to water rescue– A trailblazing Perthshire water sports company which has spent 25 years enriching peoples’ lives is now turning its attention to saving them. Nae Limits started 25 years ago with one guide and a single…

Chinook crash relatives “incandescent” over defence minister’s nonsense claims he’s “helping service families get to the truth”

Furious families say Armed Forces Minister Al Carns must be “living in an altered reality” after rejecting requests to meet relatives of the 29 killed for more than a year, refusing to release the files or back a public inquiry…

Notes of Success for Budding Musician From Independent School

Seren Harris is celebrating a series of impressive achievements on stage, with her attention now focused on next year’s All-Ireland Fleadh in Belfast. A pupil at St Gerard’s School in Bangor, the 14-year-old first began playing music at the age…

A Taste of Elegance: We Tried The Ivy Cardiff’s New Set Price Downton Abbey Menu

Written by Lisa Baker Last week my husband and I made our way to The Ivy in Cardiff to sample their new special Downton Abbey Menu – and enjoyed every moment. The Ivy exudes glamour and elegance, so paired with…

Celebrate Moon Festival Magic at The Ivy Asia

Visit The Ivy Asia for an enchanting Moon Festival celebration, where timeless tradition meets theatrical flair This autumn, The Ivy Asia invites guests to step into a world of colour, light, and celebration as it honours the Mid-Autumn Festival, also…

Forget Burgers, Curries And Italians… Steak Frites Is Now Its Own Dining Category And Its Thriving

 How One Restaurant Is Forcing the Industry to Rethink Its Dining Categories Steak frites isn’t new. It has been on European menus for over a century. A bistro staple. Familiar, comforting, predictable. So what happens when a dish that has…

Lack of landlord training could leave tenants across Scotland vulnerable to mould

A serious gap in landlord training and understanding could put social housing tenants across Scotland at risk of living in mould-infested homes, a leading expert has warned. A recent survey revealed one-third of Scottish social housing tenants lack confidence their…