28th February 2011
Edinburgh is one of the world's main tourist destinations attracting a staggering thirteen million people every year. Thanks to its rich variety of festivals, culture and tourist attractions, there's plenty to see and do whilst staying in Scotland's iconi...
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26th January 2011
As the web becomes increasingly mobile, it is becoming more and more important that businesses consider the fact that their customers could be using portable devices to access their websites. From iPads to Android phones, new technology is likely to chang...
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26th January 2011
You've spent a long time setting up your business and your site. You have an advertising campaign and your search engine optimisation techniques have helped you increased the traffic to your site. But somehow, despite all this, you're just not making the ...
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25th January 2011
Situated across the East coast and part of Scotland's central belt, the Lothians are a series of districts that are more than just bookends for the splendour of Edinburgh. Comprised of East, West and Mid Lothian, each region offers a whirl of different at...
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25th January 2011
First brewed in the 18th century, the original pale ales were a lightly hopped beer with a pale appearance; hence the name – pale ale. During this time, pale ales has begun to gain popularity among traders in India. From this grew a demand for export-read...
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20th January 2011
Synonymous with postcards and holiday snaps from Africa and Asia, camels can easily be mistaken for the exotic equivalent of the Brighton seaside donkey. This couldn't be further from the truth however as these mysterious and majestic animals have a long ...
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20th January 2011
If you are resident in the UK, the chances are your perceptions of beer will be much different from drinkers living on the continent and America. Sadly, Britain's love affair with lager and other mass-produced beers has only helped to fuel the debate on '...
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20th January 2011
Scotland's capital city, Edinburgh, is a draw to tourists all year round. Whether it's the lure of the city's historical heritage, the whirl of arts and culture that descends during Edinburgh's many festivals or simply it's location as a vantage point bet...
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20th January 2011
Think 'hen party' and it's difficult not to conjure up images of pink feather boas, cowboys hats and a drunken night out on the tiles. Modern hen parties needn't be a sordid affair that culminates with a night at the strippers however, instead why not cre...
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20th January 2011
Britain is currently experiencing the coldest winter in over one hundred years. Grinding transport infrastructures to a halt, supermarket shelves stripped bare and a greater risk of slips, trips and falls on icy roads, how do experts advise citizens to we...
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20th January 2011
Since the opening credits of US cartoon series The Simpsons, cooling towers have become synonymous with heavy industry and power. Similarly cooling towers have become familiar facets in the skylines of industry-focused cities such as Birmingham and Sheffi...
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20th January 2011
After being scientifically proven to contribute to ozone layer depletion above the earth, CFCs – which are regarded as a greenhouse gas – gradually began to be phased out under an EU directive from 1997 onwards. Nowadays CFCs are only permitted under medi...
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20th January 2011
A sprawling metropolis that's home to some 14 million residents, London can easily becoming an overwhelming experience to first time visitors. A centre of commerce, politics and the arts, there's certainly plenty to see and do but without an itinerary in ...
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