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Safety company MRL Safety Ltd prepare for New Year revellers in Edinburgh
A COMPANY run by a Selby couple has been charged with the massive task of keeping thousands of Hogmanay revellers safe in Scotland this New Year.
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Cheap Flights Search Engine Skyscanner Reveals Top New Year Destinations
EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND, December 11, 2009 /24-7PressRelease/ -- The data, based on user searches on the cheap flights search engine, Skyscanner, threw up an intriguing mix of locations in sunny, city and even snowy destinations that Brits are travelling to for their New Year celebrations.
Prison in the clear over inmate's overdose death
By ALAN McEWEN EDINBURGH'S Saughton Prison has been cleared by a sheriff in the wake of the overdose of a prisoner held on remand for murder.
24m boost for life sciences A 24 million investment in life sciences...
A A 24 million investment in life sciences has been announced by Scottish Secretary Jim Murphy.
Tattoo grandstand plans unveiled
Plans for a new 16m replacement grandstand for the Edinburgh Military Tattoo have been unveiled.
Best Family-Friendly Bed and Breakfasts in Edinburgh, Scotland: Scottish Hospitality at Its Best
Edinburgh is the capital city of Edinburgh. With almost half a million inhabitants and the seat of the Scottish Parliament, it's also a popular destination for families on vacation.
Citadel Only U.S. Band to Play in Scotland Festival
The Citadel Regimental Band and Pipes will be the only U.S. band in Edinburgh, Scotland, for the 2010 Diamond Jubilee of the Edinburgh Military Tattoo, a month-long nightly festival of music, pageantry and demonstrations by military organizations from around the world.
Attempted murder probe is launched after hostel attack
POLICE were today investigating an attempted murder at a Lothians homeless hostel.
FORMER Journal and Gazette editor, Colin Liddell, was presented with his OBE at an Investiture conducted by the Queen at Buckingham Palace.
Possessions of last Sikh Maharajah of Punjab to be auctioned in Scotland
London, Dec 4 : A ceremonial jacket that once belonged to Maharajah Duleep Singh, who was the last Sikh ruler of the Punjab, India, is set to take centre stage at a major auction in Scotland.
Camper Van Rental Scotland-5 Must See Attractions
If you are planning a camper van rental Scotland holiday, then you must make plans to see these sites.
Guy Fawkes' blog of parliamentary plo...
Freedom for Scotland, Good for Londoners
Today the SNP led Scottish government is putting forward plans for a referendum, Alex Salmond is proposing four options; the status quo, the limited change offered by the Calman Commission, maximum devolution and full independence.
Scotland's Salmond renews the push for independence vote
Scottish National Party leader Alex Salmond holds a copy of the party's - White Paper' during a news conference in Edinburgh yesterday where he released details of a planned referendum on Scottish independence, setting out the case for breaking the 300-year-old union with England Scotland's First Minister Alex Salmond yesterday unveiled plans for a ...
Guest Post: Newspapers Might be Dead, but Good Copy Isn't
Today's guest blogger is Andy Hayes. Andy and I are tweet buddies and we love to talk writing among other things.
Support for minimum alcohol pricing A former Labour Health Minister...
A former Labour Health Minister has claimed the party`s opposition to minimum alcohol pricing was wrong.
Celebrations for St Andrew's Day
Scottish culture and heritage have been celebrated with a host of events across the country to mark St Andrew's Day.
Six women rescued from flat fire
Firefighters wearing breathing apparatus have rescued six women from a fourth floor flat in the centre of Edinburgh.
Shifted heritage body is set to bring jobs back to Capital
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Storm alert as torrential rain and gale-force winds lash Scotland
Stormy seas lash the railway line at Saltcoats on the Ayrshire coast. Chris Watt Published on 19 Nov 2009 Scotland faces more stormy weather today with torrential rain on already saturated ground likely to aggravate problems in the south and west.