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Exclusive Housing Minister Kevin Stewart has defended the Scottish Governments plans to crackdown on Airbnb-style short-term lets MSPS have been warned that plans to regulate Airbnb-style short-term lets could put thousands of jobs in rural parts of Scotland at risk and wipe out more than £113m from the economy in isolated communities. Holyrood’s Local Government and Communities Committee has recommended that MSPs approve the Scottish Government’s plans to introduce a licensing scheme ...

The much-loved Kingfisher chip shop on Ely Street, Stratford-upon-Avon, is changing hands after 42 years in the same family  | Updated: 12:44, 09 February 2021 PRINCESS Diana, Captain Jean-Luc Picard and football manager Ron Atkinson – just some of the famous names who loved fish and chips from The Kingfisher. Royals, celebrities, stars and sportsmen have all tucked into a delicious fish supper from the chippy in Ely Street, Stratford, which is coming under new ownership after 42 years i...

How do you plan to save the world? One way might be to follow and support a company that actually has a shot at it.  Rebellyous Foods, a West Seattle plant based food startup that began in 2017 is working toward that goal. They are doing it in a smart, focused and dedicated way by first, making a good product and second by leading a well chosen team of professionals in a no frills environment. They produce a soy based, breaded food product in the form of nuggets, patties and tenders. The co...

Friday, 12th February 2021 at 2:09 pm Crime drama Death in Paradise has pulled out all the stops for season 10, with big-name guest stars and special cameos and some particularly brain-teasing murder mysteries. Advertisement Ralf Little stars as DI Neville Parker, a brilliant detective from Manchester who now finds himself living in Saint Marie – which is well outside his comfort zone. And this season, after the departure of DS Madeleine Dumas (Aude Legastelois) and Officer Ruby Patterson (S...

Worlds stingiest girlfriend owns only one lightbulb and cooks meals in dishwasher Stephanie Bennett saved more than £40 a month on electricity bill by using just one lightbulb in her house. She also came up with an idea to cook meals and wash dishes at the same time 13:47, 3 FEB 2021 The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now Sign up for Daily Star Hot Topics newsletter for the most exciting real life, fashion and sex tips HOT off the pressInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again...

Aberdeen nightclubs: Did you hang out in any of these popular venues? Updated: 29/01/2021, 6:00 pm © ABERDEEN JOURNALS A scene from the Ministry in 2002. Nightclubs are out of bounds so we dug through our vast archives to bring you these epic photos of fun nights out in Aberdeen. It’s been 10 months since nightclubs in Scotland turned off the music, shut down the lights and closed their doors. Some people have described the venues as “unfortunate casualties” of coronavirus with operators...

SHARK investigators last summer found sheriffs deputies at Kentucky cockfights. Hindi owns a rivet-manufacturing plant and has money to fight cockfighters via a nonprofit called Showing Animals Respect and Kindness (SHARK) that he founded in 1994. Admirers have included Bob Barker, former host of "The Price Is Right," who donated $1 million to SHARK a decade ago after the group fought Pennsylvania pigeon shoots that continue, with SHARK still ...

London, KY, USA / SAM 103.9 FM WWEL | Todays Pop Hits Jan 25, 2021 11:58 AM Clay County Sheriff Patrick Robinson says Deputy Coty Arnold was called out to Otter Creek Road where an intoxicated woman was reportedly in the middle of the road refusing to let people by. Deputy Arnold arrived to find 45-year-old Tammy Hubbard there and determined she was under the influence. She admitted to taking meth earlier in the day. During her arrest Hubbard became aggressive, but was quickly taken into custod...

THE BIGGEST platform for short-term let accommodation has warned that the SNP’s licensing plans for the industry pose “a significant barrier to Scotland’s economic recovery” from the pandemic. Airbnb has told MSPs that plans to require short-term let operators to obtain a licence or face fines of up to £50,000 “threatens Scotland’s tourism economy with one of the world’s most restrictive regulatory systems”. The Scottish Government has put forward plans for all short-ter...

Shes the entrepreneur and owner of Realfine Coffee whose two existing locations on Fauntleroy Way SW and on Capitol Hill at 616 Pine Street are well known. But just before the pandemic began she took out a lease on a third location, this one at 7900 35th Ave SW. just next to Locol Barley and Vine and near Kenyon Hall and The Westy Sports and Spirits. Then COVID-19 caused many businesses to cutback or close. For Julie it led to a drop of around 50% in business (and the bridge closure did not h...