Edinburgh News (Midlothian, Scotland)

A new Scottish based online business has just launched. My Name History introduces high quality printed products that are personalised. They include Clan Histories,Surname Histories, and Wedding-Annivesary prints that commemorate wedding days.

Live streaming from Edinburgh for the 2011 marathon. Follow the runners down Princes Street and through the city centre. Edinburgh marathon live feed, start time, schedule and weather forecast.

A website recently started by two local mums, Cake and Cookie Heaven, is in with a chance of being awarded the honour of supplying “London’s Best Cupcakes” at the Londonist Cupcake Throwdown on Friday 29th May.

Barrhead Travel, has set up a new scheme where online shoppers can get free holidays. By linking from the Barrhead site to the usual online shopping sites, shoppers can earn Holiday Miles which can be put towards some or the whole cost of a holiday.

Founder of the TLG Education, Norma Corlette has first hand experience of the difficulties faced by redundancies, restructures and cut backs and their impact on the on staff motivation and morale.

As Mark McElney points out, “The current lack of trust among the UK’s banking sector has stimulated an increasing number of individuals and businesses to look for alternatives when they buy their foreign currency.”

“the whole package is ideal because it’s low risk and can be set up with minimal outlays and it’s a great way to increase the client base.”

“At No1 Currency we pride ourselves on not only offering the best exchange rates but with nearly 300 outlets nationwide we can be found on nearly every high street in the UK, making No1 Currency the most convenient choice,"

Dive Fine Jewellery Edinburgh jewellery store announces new additions to engagement rings collection

The UK has a long history of emigration to Australia and Elmvia Australia are really excited to be hosting this recruitment event with No1 Currency in Glasgow on Friday,”

“Banks are notorious for providing poor exchange rates and high transaction fees, the best rate are often to be found with specialist currency traders, such as No1 Currency.”

“We are absolutely delighted to be recognised by Fast Track 100 for our 2008 achievements. Being named as the 4th fastest growing company in Scotland and the 54th in the UK is such as honour.”

Edinburgh online jewellery shop Dive Fine Jewellery announced showroom in Dalkeith to try silver, gold, and gemstone jewellery items.

The launch of the new Greenock outlet comes at a time when there is much uncertainty in the Scottish holiday market, yet despite the current economic climate, Cash Generator and No1 Currency have gone from strength to strength.

Wish4a .com is a brand new online shopping experience, designed to make it easy to find the most exquisite and stylish gifts for the special people in your life.

We are the only foreign exchange service to use a unique Bureau de Change model. By working with Cheque Centre branches we are able reduce expenditures on overheads and set up costs. We pass this saving onto our customers.

A forward contract is an agreement that enables you to lock into a favourable rate for up to two years before you need to transfer your savings. Essentially, this means you are able to buy your currency now and pay for it up to 24 months later

“This years Travel Convention has highlighted the need for the industry to adapt and diversify inline with the changing needs of the market. Offering the highest quality and best value in services is essential for instilling consumer confidence.”

The downturn in the economy has not stopped holiday makers from booking weekend breaks and short getaways. This new Bureau de Change outlet is testament to the continuing expansion and market demand for our cost effective currency exchange services

Dive Fine Jewellery Edinburgh jewellery store expanded product range with Christmas gifts adding new collection of silver, gold, and gemstone rings, bracelets, earrings and necklaces in stock.

“I now have perfect vision and I am about to embark on my biggest charity challenge yet and it’s all thanks to Optical Express.”

To maximize your currency exchange, it is important to contact a Foreign Currency Specialist such as No1 Currency, at the start of your emigration planning.

According to Mark McElney of No.1 Currency, when it comes to spending holiday money, cash is still king.

Recent research from No.1 Currency indicates that tough times lie ahead for Scottish businesses involved in international trade, as the pound falls to its lowest ever value against the euro.

As the pound falls to its lowest ever value against the euro, research from No.1 Currency shows its set to be an expensive summer for Scots holidaying throughout most of Europe this year.

Scottish mother of two, Yasmeen Ali (35) is packing her walking boots and traveling to Tanzania to complete a charity trek over the world’s tallest free-standing mountain, Kilimanjaro.

Barrhead Travel, Scotland’s largest independent travel agent expands creating new jobs

Scotland’s leading entrepreneurial support network, The Entrepreneurial Exchange, has appointed Sue Holloway of Media Vision as a Special Project Director.

Cash, Cards or Travellers Cheques? Planning your holiday expenditure in advance can save you unnecessary costs and charges this summer. According to Mark McElney of No.1 Currency, when it comes to spending holiday money, cash is still king.

As the pound falls to its lowest ever value against the euro, it is set to be an expensive summer for Scots holidaying throughout most of Europe. No.1 Currency, can save Scots as much as 11% by changing their money before they get to the airport

Edinburgh based e-commerce entrepreneur Jeff Shillito has appointed The Business to launch and handle his latest venture.

ScottishApartment.com tackles the UK serviced apartment market with aggressive growth over the past year.

We are a group of Church of Scotland churches in Leith Edinburgh. We believe that community is a sign of the Kingdom of God and that it needs a spiritual heart.

we should protest against the slow eradication of the identity of Leith in the name of corporate and political interest.