The Poultry Site, an international industry resource, reports that the Scottish government has confirmed an outbreak of highly pathogenic avian influenza caused by the highly pathogenic subtype of the H5N1 virus. The bird mortality was registered in the Levan region of the eastern Fife district – on a farm where about 14 thousand pheasants and…
Month: April 2021
Agatha Christie’s house for sale in Oxfordshire
The vast area covers about two hectares and descends to the Thames What happened? The house on the banks of the Thames, where the famous writer Agatha Christie lived, appeared on the market for $ 3.8 million, according to Mansion Global. According to a press release from the real estate agency Savills, the detective novelist…
Design team selected for the modernization of Glasgow’s main square
A design contract worth almost DKK 2.3 million is awarded. £ for improvements to Glasgow’s George Square and the surrounding area. Glasgow City Council has recommended that John McAslan & Partners be awarded the design contract for the George Square Area Project, also known as ‘Block C’ in the £ 115m Avenues Center Program. The…
Scottish startup to develop large electric SUV
Glasgow-based ATAE to launch Munro Mark 1 SUV with full frame construction and permanent four-wheel drive Scottish startup ATAE (All Terrain All Electric) from Glasgow is developing a large electric SUV called the Munro Mark 1, which is due to prototype in 2021. The ATAE Munro Mark 1, which will be based on a classic…
Glasgow’s notorious Bellgrove Hotel on Gallowgate to close after sale to city council
Glasgow City Council have bought the notorious Bellgrove Hotel, a private hostel in the east end of the city. In October of last year, we reported on the hotel having been put up for sale as a ‘development opportunity’. The homeless hostel on the Gallowgate was previously likened to a ‘Soviet gulag’, prompting intervention from…