WHILE Edinburgh inventors rightly in a recent awards ceremony were praised, would they want to rein in the excitement.
A recent survey has revealed that abbreviated while we all love a labor-saving gadget, it seems we don't love them for very long-78 percent of the people in Scotland to admit they are hoarding items like blenders, curling Tongs and grilling of machinery.The survEY also revealed that advances with money on gadgets she knew that she would not use forked, with the top offenders including egg poachers and bread makers.
It is a whole new ball-game on stormy session of the Council
Only a week after the angry bust up between Celtic manager Neil Lennon and Rangers Assistant Manager Ally newspapers which has dominated the headlines, it seems that the political leaders of Edinburgh to get in on the Act.
After a session of the Council leader Jenny Dawe where city and deputy leader Steve Cardownie were subjected to intense questioning by opposition Councillors about their role in The Gathering, then angry scenes broke out between Councillor Cardownie and Andrew Burns, leader of the Labour Group on the Council.A Councillor who witnessed the confrontation said: "Steve was pointing the finger and invasion of Andrew's body space. Yes, sometimes sentiments are high, but for the Deputy leader of the Council to act like that I think is wrong. Put it this way-Neil Lennon got a four-match ban for less. "
Cereals success in creating
It has a cult following as an unusual snack on Scottish rock festivals drawn. Stoats porridge is now hoping to repeat that success in the United Kingdom after being named as one of Britain's best food trucks.This year, the Edinburgh-based company 15 festivals including t in the Park, Tartan heart Festival and Sonisphere Festival Wickerman will be present but hopes a bigger impact on the wider UK market.
It's easy, it's a shoe-in
CHARITY fundraisers are attractive for employees to their regular footwear barn and put their best foot forward in the name of the cancer research.Macmillan Cancer Support urges city dwellers to give their feet a rest and trainers for the day wear. And while you're at it, it encourages runners to raise cash for their campaign by running events such as the Edinburgh Half Marathon on 10 April and Kilomathon Scotland on 17 April.
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