by Alan S. Morrison | Apr 2, 2022 | charity news, Community news, Events, Local News, Makers markets, St Andrews
A charitable St Andrews monthly market set up last year which has already raised more than £1,000 for local charities while supporting makers, bakers and artists is seeking more North-East Fife charities to donate to. Rose & Thistle Markets, which is set to have...
by Alan S. Morrison | Feb 7, 2022 | Celtic rock, Entertainment News, Local News, Music
Angus celtic rock band Gleadhraich started their 2022 season with a dream gig – playing to thousands of jubilant fans after Scotland’s dramatic Calcutta Cup win at Murrayfield. The Carnoustie band won the 30-minute post-whistle show to a packed stadium of fans...
by Alan S. Morrison | Nov 12, 2021 | Client news, Disability sport, Local News, Rugby News
Award-winning local charity the Strathmore Community Rugby Trust is offering visually-impaired adults in Tayside the chance to improve their physical and mental wellbeing through specially-modified weekly rugby sessions. The trust, which is based in Forfar, is looking...
by Alan S. Morrison | Jun 23, 2021 | Business news, Client news, Community news, Local News, Public sector news
A new portal developed by Fife web consultancy Horisk Leslie Development will enable good causes and communities serving 1.3 million people across the six local authority areas of Fife, Edinburgh, the Lothians and Borders to directly make community benefit requests of...
by Alan S. Morrison | Oct 22, 2020 | brand awarness, communications, Local News, marketing, PR, public relations, Trust
[6-minute read] Local newspapers are well past their heyday in sales and the big companies which own the vast majority of them are struggling financially. But there are several reasons why you should still look seriously at them when planning to do some media...
by Alan S. Morrison | Aug 15, 2020 | Client news, Community news, Local News, Rugby News
An Angus sports charity is enjoying a second high-profile recognition of its work promoting community health and wellbeing through rugby just days after HRH The Earl of Forfar became its Royal Patron. Last week, on August 3, The Strathmore Community Rugby Trust (SCRT)...
