Heather Suttie (MCIPR)

'I spent six years in the British Army with a broken neck and didn't know it'

Forces veteran Roch Rochester said his life was transformed with The Health Lottery funding.

Princess Anne visits Eurocentral sustainable fashion firm ACS Clothing

The company recently received the King's award for enterprise

BBC Scotland's Anna Campbell-Jones launches collection

Star launches homeware collection.

4 Ways ChatGPT Could Be Harming Your Customer Experience

Angela Prentner-Smith of This is Milk shares insights.

No-one should be cancelled for getting close to crossing the line

I'm meeting Des Clarke again on the eighth floor of a chrome and glass office complex in Glasgow's city centre. This is the media hub belonging...

Entrepreneur Davinia Taylor visits Glasgow for 2 sold-out book events

Davinia was spotted in the city alongside friend and PR Teresa Paul.

It's the arts Christmas gift guide 2023

Featuring beautiful board game for word lovers, League of the Lexicon.

Meet Sophie Gravia: The NHS nurse lands her 3rd best-selling novel in 3 years

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League of the Lexicon is the 'fiendishly delightful game for word lovers

Susie Dent and Stephen Fry are among the celebrities to endorse addictive new card game League of the Lexicon.

Step Away From Screens With the 27 Best Family Board Games

League of the Lexicon is a beautifully crafted luxury board game for logophiles.

The technique CEOs are using to avoid burnout and keep themselves productive

It’s easy to look at the bosses of some of the world’s biggest brands and think they live and breathe their jobs.

How to get back into the swing of freelancing

Freelance creatives share their top tips on making yourself motivated and ready for the new year ahead.

Gamma Focus from Divergence Supplements

Tailored wellness for neurodivergent minds by three neurodiverse female founders.

Fightback for Glasgow man who lost both legs in fireball plunge onto railway line

A GLASGOW man who plunged onto a railway track after being electrocuted as he took a short-cut home has described waking up to find his "legs...

Scottish restaurant introduces limited edition "Lewis Capal-dough" pizza

Last year Lewis launched his own range of frozen pizzas with Tesco and Iceland.

'Creating an environment where you can challenge the status quo is fundamental to an inclusive...

Tech firm This is Milk is encouraging people from across Scotland's business community to attend an event on fostering psychological safety.

How Dry January is changing binge Britain

A month of alcoholic abstinence seems good on paper, but can it really make a difference to your drinking habits long-term?

Travelling Long-Haul With Kids ?

Author and mindset healer, Lazara Canton shares her tips to keep toddlers amused on long haul flights.

Passengers in £1m legal fight with TUI after dream cruise cut short

Cruise passengers forced to fly home just days into their dream holidays are set to launch legal action against travel company TUI.

All round year reading: Hack Your Hormones by Davinia Taylor

This is a book for all-round reading even though we suspect it will be a best-seller this summer.

5 women on the debt they don't regret

From buying a £500 coat to investing in further education or a pet, we talk to women who don't regret their debt.

Why are modern mothers full of rage?

An anger management specialist has seen a surge in women seeking help.

Susannah Constantine to discuss memoirs at Bookface Events in Glasgow

Susannah Constantine is Ready for Absolutely Nothing with Kaye Adams at Heather Suttie's Bookface events.

When it comes to elective surgery, is medical tourism a false economy?

With NHS waiting lists topping several million and the health service struggling to cope. more and more Brits are looking to have their medical procedures privately.

Nolo drinks to help you through Sober October

How's your Sober October going? What's that? You weren't aware it was even a thing?

I'm a nurse but was so bored during pandemic I wrote a bestselling racy novel

BY day nurse Sophie Grant helps save people's lives in a high dependency unit - but by night she becomes bestselling author Sophie Gravia.

7 Things to do in Scotland

The Bookface sustainable events sell out quickly so book your tickets for Saturday 25th March now.

Pizzeria inspired by Salt Bae to create pizza with 24-carat gold leaf topping

Glasgow's Nonna Said created a pizza topped with 24-carat gold leaf.

Award-winning Glasgow crime writer to appear at book event in the city

Alan Parks to appear at one of Scotland's most popular literary events.

Wheels to reels: Wildlife filmmaker Libby Penman

Growing up hooked on the thrill of skateboarding, BMX, and rollerblading, Libby Penman fell in love with filmmaking while shooting the tricks of her twin sister Pip at their local skatepark.

20 Really sustainable Christmas gifts

Shopping for an eco enthusiasts or a sustainable traveller? Juliet Kinsman picks the positive impact-led gifts that keep on giving

'Ping pong helps my Parkinson's symptoms'

After being diagnosed at 38, Leona Braund says table tennis has helped her take control of her life.

This might be the best type of music to listen to while running

What music gets you into the right mindset for exercise?

Neigh bother to grab a freshly poured pint from a horsebox at Gilded Balloon

An Edinburgh ethical beer brand has unveiled their new, and peculiar, venue for the Fringe this year in partnership with Gilded Balloon.

12 of the funniest jokes from the Edinburgh fringe

Relaxed Covid travel rules spark holiday Boom

Bookings up 53 per cent since for Barrhead Travel.

I tried a cholesterol-free cheese to see if it measures up

What if you could sit back and demolish a good block of Cheddar cheese without the guilt of piling on cholesterol?

TUI 'prematurely' selling international flights

One of Europe's biggest travel companies Barrhead Travel has demanded urgent clarity on international travel from Scottish airports.

The pick of the no- and low-alcohol drinks crop for dry January

Scottish brand Rapscallion comes highly recommended by Fiona Beckett in The Guardian.

Gender equality is good for business - Jacqueline Dobson

We owe a lot to those 70s pioneers whose campaigning led to the Equality Act which protects women, and men, from discrimination because of their sex.

It's a Funny Business

Gilded Balloon's mum and daughter team on keeping their comedy dream alive

How those with ADHD can be a real asset to business, with the right support - Angela...

October may have been ADHD month, but the whole of the pandemic has surfaced ADHD for many individuals for the first time. Why?

HRH The Princess Royal Commends Sustainable Fashion Innovation

HRH The Princess Royal, serving as the President of the UK Fashion and Textile Association, graced the premises of Advanced Clothing Solutions (ACS) in Scotland.

Radio stars go FORTH Global's Make Some Noise

But Des and Fat's Big Drop.

Green Fulfilment: Speed and sustainability are the drivers in modern retail

Should online retailers be charging for returns?

More than 780 MILLION contact lenses are discarded in Britain per year

Researchers at Optical Express surveyed 3,000 contact lens wearers in the UK Only 3% recycle, with around 750 million lenses ending up in landfill or sewers.

Clean Air Day 2023: A Crucial Time for London to Tackle Air Pollution

London exceeds World Health Organization (WHO) limits for toxic air pollution, new data reveals.

Sustainable Scottish Salt by the Seaside

Families and foodies are in for a treat next month as some of Scotland's leading brands will tantalise taste buds and quench thirsts at a unique one day only pop-up event.

Blackthorn Big Day Out

Fresh Ayr and fresh food are the order of the day as the award-winning team at Blackthorn Salt welcome visitors to a unique experience for one day only!

Cargo bikes delivering a logistics revolution - Daily Business Magazine

Andrew Taylor says he always wanted to do something that would make a difference.

Sustainable fashion and how to shift it

Selling your pre-loved clothing is easier than ever.

Agenda: Why we must ban single-use plastic wipes

By Heather Suttie PLASTIC is something I've been passionate about for a very long time. In 2007 I set up a campaign called Say No To Plastic highlighting the negative effects of plastic on the environment.

Street League: 2017 Barbara Innes

Agenda: Changing human nature is the only way to give Mother Nature a chance

By Doug Allan TWO hundred and fifty years ago, the Industrial Revolution was galvanised by the burning of coal for power, especially favouring the UK with its abundant supplies. Progress leapt forward. In the age of empire, economic evolution was supercharged and grew ever more sophisticated.

'Sip and swap' event for bookworms aims to raise vital funds for aid in Ukraine

Book-lovers are being invited to help raise funds for the aid effort in Ukraine at a 'Sip and Swap' event hosted by Heather Suttie.

Scots broadcaster wants to end plastic pollution from contact lenses

Heather Suttie was instrumental in campaigning for a carrier bag charge and is a champion for sustainable fashion and upcycling.

Agenda: Striving to reduce the climate impact of e-commerce

By Rukhsar Ahmed EACH year, £5 billion of waste is generated through returns. The solution? Welcome to the world of reverse-logistics. Online shopping is becoming more and more popular worldwide; I know because my business Green Fulfilment is a logistics firm which ships globally.

Scot Doug Allan on 40 years of adventures with Sir David Attenborough his Scottish

"You never tire of watching a polar bear", says Doug Allan, the multi award-winning wildlife cameraman who has spent 40 years giving us a window into Sir David Attenborough's eyes. What fascinates him, still, is how perfectly adapted they are to their Arctic conditions.

Green supplies deliver rise in firm's revenue - Daily Business

Sustainable logistics company Green Fulfilment announces better than expected profits.

Scots wildlife cameraman says work has shown harsh realities of climate change

AWARD-WINNING wildlife cameraman Doug Allan doesn't need any scientists to tell him that the ice caps are melting - because he's been filming the changing North and South Poles for the past four decades.

The Big Interview: David MacDonald, owner at Cullen

Glasgow-based Cullen has come a long way in the decades since Robert Cullen and his sons established a box-making company on the banks of the River Clyde.

Corporate Social Responsibility Round-up | Optical Express

Heather Suttie joined us as Corporate Social Responsibility Manager. Heather's new role incorporates sustainability, environmental focus and philanthropy.

Scots DJ Heather Suttie leads anti-plastic bag campaign

WHEN XFM DJ Heather Suttie first noticed the number of discarded carrier bags scattered around her neighbourhood, she decided to do something about it.

Celebrities including Dame Judi Dench have their eye on World Sight Day

Royal Society for Blind Children on World Sight Day

Blind Ambition empowering visually impaired journalists in Kenya | Charity Today News

Jennifer Wanjira and Moses Chiira are both from Nairobi and are passionate about journalism.

Shared goals bring us closer - Shalni Sood

We all know that donors - whether that be individuals or corporates - respond in times of crises.

RSBC on Rare Disease Day

Little Anna Hannar who is supported by the Royal Society for Blind Children was diagnosed with oculofaciocardiodental syndrome aged just four months.

You're bard: Still Game's Boaby invites the world to Beatson Cancer Charity's virtual Burns...

Still Game's Gavin Mitchell and his dog Bob have given their support to the Beatson Cancer Charity.

Childhood blindness: Daughter inspires family

The RSBC said there were almost 40,000 blind or partially-sighted children in England and Wales.

Enjoy the ride as you join Sir Jackie's Race Against Dementia

Throughout August, Larkhall Circuit will host a series of Endurance Races in support of Race Against Dementia, the charity founded by Sir Jackie Stewart OBE.

Glasgow Lives, Lazara: 'Motherhood changed me and saved me from myself'

It was my mum who said, "We have a choice. We can turn things around." It was mum's words that motivated me to change my life and write a book. I'm originally from Shotts and now I live between homes in Glasgow and Marbella.

Glasgow Lives, Terry: 'Table tennis has taken me to almost 40 countries'

Terry is the founder of Drumchapel Table Tennis Club which started in 1989 with one table, which has grown to 160.

Glasgow Lives, Libby: 'The only thing I've ever wanted to do was be a filmmaker'

The only thing I've ever wanted to do was be a filmmaker.

Glasgow Lives, Steven: 'Writing a good song is a great feeling'

Music and art are huge parts of my life, both personally and professionally, I've been both an artist and musician since I left Glasgow School of Art in 1984.

Glasgow Lives, Susan: 'I really love being part of the team'

I was a nurse and then I worked in the health and care sector, for over thirty years.

Glasgow Lives, Chris: 'Music and dance is a brilliant way of communicating'

Dancing is my life.

Glasgow Lives: Andrew, 51, Founder, owner and peddler of Velo-City Deliveries

I've been cycling forever.

Glasgow Lives: Paul, 25, Corkerhill, writer, director, comedian and TikTok star

I've always loved writing, then I realised I was good at telling funny stories.

Glasgow Lives, Susan: 'Comedy's not a job - it's the gift that keeps on giving'

"When I left school, I came out and moved in with my Gran. I wasn't sure what I wanted to do when I left, so started as a glass collector in Delmonicas bar in Glasgow before working my way up to be an Assistant Manager.

Stacy Thomson: A Visionary Founder Making a Difference - Wellbeing Magazine

Wellbeing Magazine covers Stacy Thomson: A Visionary Founder Making a Difference in the category Health

Waymap: It's time for an accessible navigation solution for blind people

Tom Pey is the founder and CEO of Waymap, the world's only navigation app that guides you both indoors and outdoors.

This is Milk seeks £1m for neurodiversity-friendly online learning platform

A Glasgow-based agency is seeking investment for Neve.

Would you trust the advice of an AI business coach?

Until recently the potential for the technology to transform our daily lives felt like it lay somewhere in the future.

Accessible technology is the way forward for improving the lives of blind people

In recent years, we have all become more dependent on technology to negotiate daily life, and this is even more true for getting around cities.

Which is the best app to sell clothes online in 2023?

Which are the best apps to buy and sell sustainable fashion? Heather Suttie talks to use about ebay.

We are Music - The Health Lottery

Heather Suttie Video Producing Showreel

A highlights reel of video work I produced for clients including Aldi, RBS, Utilita, McGills, EY Scotland, Student Roost and The Prince's Trust

WHISH - The Health Lottery

Plymouth Youth Sailing Club - The Health Lottery

Charity Plymouth Youth Sailing Club share how their grant of £39,640, with money raised through The Health Lottery, has helped their project.

Aldi Scotland

I produced a series of videos for Aldi Scotland where we met their Scottish suppliers.

Green Fulfilment: Meet The Team

Meet Cain Fleming, co-founder and co-director of Glasgow based logistics firm, Green Fulfilment.

EY Scotland: Ally Scott

Worldwide Cancer Research

A short promotional fundraising film made for kids in support of Worldwide Cancer Research.

Poppy Scotland Case Study

A series of videos to support marketing and fundraising for veterans supported by the Poppy Scotland charity.

NHS 24

A series of videos produced for NHS 24 showcasing the people in the organisation.

Glasgow Science Centre

A promotional video for the award-winning Science Centre in Glasgow.

First Contact

A series of recruitment videos for the UK's fastest growing call centre.

Tortilla Promotional Video

Eat Better Feel Better

A series of recipes instruction videos created for the Scottish Government's Eat Better Feel Better campaign.

Royal Bank of Scotland

A series of voxpops created for RBS to highlight and educate people on fraud terms.

SHOTY star appears on Glasgow Credit Union podcast

Anna joined host Heather Suttie on the Finances Made Friendly podcast to offer guidance for those looking to keep to a budget when refreshing their home

Former Scots TV presenter launches new podcast all about books

Famous guests will include showbiz guru Billy Sloan, wellness guru Davinia Taylor and wildlife cameraman Doug Allan

The Book Alchemist: New podcast made in Scotland unveils a treasure trove of book recommendations...

RENOWNED Scottish broadcaster and passionate reader, Heather Suttie, has unveiled a captivating podcast series destined to inspire and entertain book lovers around the globe.

Glasgow Credit Union launches 'Finances Made Friendly' podcast

Glasgow Credit Union, one of the UK's largest and most successful credit unions, has launched a new podcast produced and presented by Heather Suttie.