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It has been a big week for bridges in Scotland. Yes, that’s right, bridges. It’s certainly a line I never thought I’d write in my column.  

Last week I was sad to see three Glasgow institutions close their doors for the last time.

GETTING out of bed at 5am and having an egg-white omelette for breakfast doesn’t sound like a recipe to shake off the winter blues – but I’ve just done two weeks of it and it’s left me fighting fit and Thai high.

I was delighted to read last week that Edinburgh Airport celebrated its busiest year in history in 2019.

So far, 2020 is proving to be a challenging one.  With global catastrophes such as the infernos striking Australia, the looming doom and gloom of international relations on edge and the dreaded return of ITV’s Love Island, we could all do with a way to take our...

Whether for ethical, monetary or a shrewd combination of both reasons, more and more businesses these days are going ever greener.

I’m sure I’m not the only one who’s tired of talking about it, but it’s impossible to look ahead to what 2020 might bring in business without taking the looming spectre that is Brexit into account.

With only two days to go before the big day, many of us will be frantically snapping up last minute Christmas gifts for friends and family.

It’s easy to get swept up in the magic of the season, but it can prove a risky time of year for businesses looking to capture a touch of that magic.

Working in entrepreneurial business, I come across many characters – some can be really motivational and inspiring while others unfortunately have the wrong mind-set entirely and people can get caught in the firing line.