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Scotch meat brands talked up in new TV advert - Vimarsana News

Scotch meat brands talked up in new TV advert

by Gemma Mackenzie © Supplied Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Two Scottish livestock farmers are featured in a new TV advert to promote Scotch Beef and Scotch Lamb. The ad, which will run on STV until February 2, features Hazel McNee from Over Finlarg Farm, near Tealing in Angus, and Sutherland sheep farmer Joyce Campbell from Armadale Farm. QMS said the advert, which can be viewed here, showcased Scotland’s...

Footage Captured a Ghost Wearing a White Nightgown at Haunted Hotel - Vimarsana News

Footage Captured a Ghost Wearing a White Nightgown at Haunted Hotel

Two Scottish friends were staying at “the most haunted hotel in the United Kingdom” when they captured something pretty creepy in their footage. Amanda Riddock and Maria Elliot were staying at the Adelphi Hotel in Liverpool, England, when a female with long dark hair and wearing a white nightgown seemingly appeared in their video. While they were walking through the corridors of the hotel, they decided to take a video. In an interview with the Daily Record, Maria explained what happened, “We didn’t notice anything at the time, it was only when we got back to the room and watched the ...

Academics to review Norway's 'traffic light' zoning – Fish Farmer Magazine - Vimarsana News

Academics to review Norway's 'traffic light' zoning – Fish Farmer Magazine

Professor Jimmy Turnbull Two Scottish university professors are among an elite group of academics who have been chosen to evaluate part of Norway’s controversial “traffic light” scheme for regulating salmon farming. The Norwegian Research Council has been commissioned to examine the scientific basis of the scheme, with emphasis on how it controls lice. Fisheries and Seafood Minister Odd Emil Ingebrigtsen said it was important to have a professional assessment on the situation in order to make it even better. The seven strong evaluation team will be chaired by Crawford Revie, professor o...