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OUR head of social Jamie Shuttleworth made an instant impression on all his colleagues at the Glasgow Times – here are some of our tributes to…
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OUR head of social Jamie Shuttleworth made an instant impression on all his colleagues at the Glasgow Times – here are some of our tributes to…
Aidan Smith's TV week: The Pact, Halston, Innocent, Delia - the Myths and the Legendary Tapes There are very good reasons why the four women in The Pact loathe their boss but before they know it they have his death on their hands. If that sounds familiar then, yes, this could be a Wales-set version of Big Little Lies.
Share Clarospec, a tool to measure lamb product quality, from AgResearch was the overall winner in the On-Farm Systems category and took out the Research grand prize. KarbenFibre, an environmentally friendly battery technology to optimise and reduce the cost of flow batteries using natural fibres was named overall winner in the Value-Added Product category and runner-up in the Research category. The grand prize in Enterprise was won by Genesmith with their technology using facial recognition on livestock. Enterprise Runner-up and Top Small Business Award went to Happy Cow Milk Co with their m...
But I don’t know if I’d have stuck with Morgan if he’d only ever ranted at frivolous celebrities, millennial snowflakes, Love Island, everyone who ever uttered a woke word, virtue signallers, the Guardian, the under-dressed, the over-tattooed, pop stars announcing themselves as gender-fluid and maybe worst of all, sausage rolls announcing themselves as vegan. No, he really came into his own, Monday through Wednesday (don’t kill yourself, mate), when he was the Unofficial, Self-appointed, But-bloody-hell-the-country-needs-me Leader of Her Majesty’s Opposition, trashing the government...
IoD appoints new chair The Institute of Directors (IoD) has appointed a new chair after a thorough search process, who will step into the role next Monday. Patrick Macdonald is set to take the helm from interim chair John Watson, after he joined in September 2020. The chair of the IoD’s Nomination Committee, Jean Church, said: “After a rigorous selection process, we were delighted to appoint Patrick. I would like to thank John Watson for stepping in as interim chair last year and helping to lead the IoD during the last seven months.” Watson, who navigated the board’s response to the...