Edinburgh favourite Kilted Donut bring their US-inspired treats to Bonnie & Wild for Easter holiday extravaganza

  • Edinburgh favourite Kilted Donut bring their US-inspired treats to Bonnie & Wild for Easter holiday extravaganza

    27th March 2024

    Visitors to Edinburgh’s Bonnie & Wild are in for a sweet treat during the Easter holidays as the popular Food Hall hosts an exclusive pop-up with renowned local bakery Kilted Donut. The donut deal is the latest in a series of pop-ups, takeovers and activations at Bonnie & Wild as…

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  • Former headteacher creates award-winning Scottish craft gin business with support from Business Gateway

    26th March 2024

    A former headteacher whose son registered her business on Companies House without her knowledge is now the creator of an award-winning Scottish craft gin. Collymoon Craft Gin’s Gealach Úr Scottish Dry Gin recently won the Bronze Medal Award for Scotland in the London Dry Gin category at the World Gin…

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  • Communicate Better = Negotiate Better

    26th March 2024

    Without good communication skills it is impossible to create an environment to come to an effective and workable deal.  When we go in to a negotiation of course we are out to get what we want – in the best terms – but we are not alone.  The other side…

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  • Edinburgh Bus Tours introduce the Regal Tour

    26th March 2024

    New jewel in award-winning tourist attraction’s crown! Edinburgh Bus Tours launched its brand-new Regal Tour on Sunday 24 March. Joining the existing live guide-led Edinburgh Tour, and CitySightseeing Edinburgh Tour (recently named the top CitySightseeing operator in the world!), the Regal Tour brings to life the city’s royal connections, taking…

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  • AND Digital grows Scottish data team as it eyes three times growth in 2024 data revenues

    26th March 2024

    Tech consultancy AND Digital is expanding its data teams in Scotland after winning a string of contracts from Google, Nationwide Building Society, and British Airways-owner IAG. Initially, between 10 and 15 of the 100 roles being created throughout the UK will be based at the company’s offices – or “clubs”…

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  • Muckle Media Officially Recognised as a ‘Great Place To Work’

    26th March 2024

    Muckle Media, the creative communications agency, is celebrating success after being recognised as one of the UK’s Best Workplaces™ 2024 by Great Place To Work, ranking 41st out of 100 in the award’s small business category. A prestigious accolade, with Great Place To Work being the global authority on workplace…

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  • Edinburgh marks the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade

    25th March 2024

    A  service took place to mark the International Day of Remembrance of the Victims of Slavery and the Transatlantic Slave Trade in Edinburgh today (March 25). The UN designated this international day in 2007. March 25 also marks the date in 1807 where the Slave Trade Act was passed by Parliament, outlawing the…

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  • New Strategy from Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland Aims to Ensure No Life Half Lived

    25th March 2024

    Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland has launched a new strategy to help more people live their lives to the full and get the support they need. Phase two of the No Life Half Lived strategy sets out the charity’s aim to support 175,000 people over the next five years through…

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  • EICA:Ratho Bouldering Facility Benefits from sportscotland Investment

    25th March 2024

    Edinburgh Leisure’s flagship climbing arena at Ratho has benefitted from a major funding investment from sportscotland’s Sport Facilities Fund. The Edinburgh International Climbing Arena has received £100,000 towards bouldering redevelopment which will improve opportunities to progress at all levels of the sport. The redevelopment will ensure that Ratho becomes the…

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  • Arts charity calls for axe in tax on Scotland’s cultural landmarks

    22nd March 2024

    One of Scotland’s largest arts charities has called for the abolition of VAT on the maintenance of historic and cultural buildings, warning urgent financial intervention is needed to safeguard the nation’s crisis-hit creative sector and meet Net Zero targets. Wasps, which supports 1000 artists in 21 properties, said many organisations…

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