Katie Anderson and Martin Joseph O Neill volunteer with Midsteeple Quarter THE future of our high streets has never been at more of a critical stage with retail facing a crippling impact of lockdown. With long-established names disappearing from our towns and cities and despite a rallying call to shop local during the coronavirus crisis, there has still been a devastating effect on the retail sector locally and nationally. However, an initiative in Dumfries and Galloway is putting the high street at the heart the community and its future development and believes it is already on the right path to breathe life back into the area.
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WORLD TO AMERICA THERE’S NO MORNING AFTER PILL FOR TRUMP
The rest of the world is sober about what America has become, and what it means for them.
While Joe Biden had little choice but to return to an old theme ”this is not who we are” as he surveyed Trump’s violence and appealed to Americans to reject it, the world is making its own
Hungarian progressives drew a straight line between their experiences since 2006 and the chaos at the U.S. Capitol. “
Accept It, This Is America,” screeched Canadian center-right news magazine Macleans. From Britain’s right-wing Daily Telegraph: “The Republicans are now the party of chaos and Trump has gone from White House landlord to squatter.
It’s been an extraordinarily tough year for most businesses. However, If you think that the current Covid-19 pandemic has put younger people off the idea of becoming entrepreneurs, you would be wrong. According to a recent survey by the finance company SME Loans, no less than 63 per cent of 18 to 24-year-olds in Scotland dream of taking up self-employment, powered by the desire to be their own bosses, make money, have flexibility, and work from home. It’s a trend welcomed by Young Enterprise Scotland, the registered charity that works to inspire and equip young people to learn and to succeed. It offers support from primary school level through to university and beyond.