Amy Lees has become a member of the SWPP the largest independent organisations for pro photographers. Their specialist fields of photographic expertise are: , Portrait, , Children Babies Baptisms, Studio, Location, Home Portraits, Find more photographers from Scotland on the SWPP web site Amy can be contacted at: 01738 566145 Web site www.pinkeggphotography.com 11/4/2009
Amy Lees has recently become a member of The Society of International Fashion and Glamour Photographers (SIFGP) Find more photographers from Scotland on The Society of International Fashion and Glamour Photographers (SIFGP web site) Amy can be contacted at: 01738 566145 The Society of International Fashion and Glamour Photographers (SIFGP is a partner organisation of the SWPP & [...]
I’d just like to briefly announce some really good news. Michaela Jones from Ashton-under-Lyne in the North of England is joining our Wired In core team. This means that the core team now spreads across four countries: Sarah from Wales, Anne Marie from Scotland and I am currently living in Perth, West Australia. I have been excited about, and impressed by, Michaela since she first started blogging...
The Moose is preparing for another sales trip to Scotland. My youngest is preparing a road trip CD, Ecosse desert Island Discs. I will be visiting Glasgow, Edinburgh, Dundee, Perth and Sterling and will let you know what new writers are causing a stir north of the border. There has been a notable backlash to celebrity novels in the wake of Martine McCutcheon's burgeoning literary career. I haven't...
Last night, Justin and I attended NERAX North . What is NERAX North, you say? Well, that's a valid question. As J. pointed out, a NERAX sounds like a Seussian character. However, it stands for N ew E ngland R eal A le E xpo and the North designation means it took place in Haverhill, as opposed to Somerville, where the March event takes place. In essence, it's a small beer drinking festival for those...
Local MSP airs concerns for Perthshire Whisky industry The Scottish Parliament has this week debated the Minimum Pricing of Alcohol, which could affect the Perthshire whisky industry. Mid Scotland and Fife MSP Murdo Fraser led the debate on the policy, which he believes will punish responsible drinkers. The whisky industry adds to the Perthshire economy greatly, including the tourism economy with the...
53 Threshers shops out of the 219 across Scotland are now to close down. There will be 373 closures across the UK out of a total of 1,300 shops which will affect all of First Quench's brands including Threshers, Wine Rack, Haddows, Bottoms Up and Victoria Wine. As most people know the parent company, First Quench went into administration just last month and have appointed KPMG as their administrator,...
• World No4 wants best possible preparation for Australian Open • ATP monitors spread of swine flu as leading player falls ill Andy Murray has revealed that he is so determined to get everything right in an effort to do well at the Australian Open in January that he is to forego his traditional Christmas at home in favour of staying at his training base in Miami. For the past two years,...
Pedestrian has died in collision on A9 A pedestrian has died following a collision with a van last night on the A9. The 17 year old has now been formally identified as Ross Robert Murray from Aberfeldy. He had been on foot when he collided with white Mercedes Van at around 5.30 yesterday evening. Emergency services were quick to attend, but found him with extensive head injuries and declared him dead...
Yesterday's downpoour is still causing flooding problems around Perthshire The weekend's downpour has been causing problems still throughout the day around rural areas of Perthshire. River levels throughout Tayside are high and fast flowing but appear to be leveling out and have not been affected by the incoming tide. Tayside Police along with SEPA are continuing to monitor the situation. Roads are...
GALWAY, IRELAND (MARKET WIRE) Researched by Industrial Info Resources (Sugar Land, Texas) -- After losing out on the original auctions for potential nuclear sites in the United Kingdom, a consortium led by GDF Suez (EPA: GSZ) (Paris, France) is back in the race following the £70 million ($115.5 million) purchase of a site near Sellafield in Cumbria. The consortium, comprising GDF Suez, Iberdrola...
Interview: Lieutenant-Colonel Stephen Cartwright, Black Watch commander AS Black Watch troops prepare to return home from Afghanistan, their commander speaks to Stephen McGinty about the regiment's experiences IN A corner of Kandahar airfield, amid the whop-whop-whop of Chinook helicopter rotors and the roar of the engines of Hercules transport planes, sits the headquarters of the Black Watch, 3rd...
National flood prevention scheme launched in Perth A national campaign highlighting the importance of flood prevention was launched yesterday in Perth by MSP Roseanna Cunningham. The Perth MSP launched the Scottish Environment protection agency's annual initiative out at kinkell bridge near Auchterarder - an area prone to flooding. The Scottish Environment minister also met with students on SEPA's...
lack Watch soldier who died of woulds sustained in Afghanistan has been named A Black Watch soldier who died from injuries sustained in Afghanistan has been named as Corporal Thomas Mason from Rosyth. He was serving in Kandahar Province when an improvised explosive device detonated six weeks ago. His commanding officer, Leftenant Colonel Stephen Cartwright has called him a hero, and hopes the family...
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