SCOTSIN - Global Scottish Business Social Networking, News, Events Network connecting Scots and Affinity Global Scots across world / sectors from Scots In London, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Scots In New York, Hong Kong, Singapore, Dubai, Scots In Scotland, England, Canada, America, Australia to Scots In Business, Scots In Finance, Media, Education, Arts, hence the name SCOTSIN - Scottish businesses, professionals, entrepreneurs, individuals, companies, charities, clubs, societies, organisations and associations, the Scottish diaspora etc.
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 International Highland Games and Scottish Village at Richmond Athletic Ground, Kew Foot Road, Richmond, TW9 2SS, England, UK, the home of London Scottish Rugby Football Club, 5th and 6th June 2010 from 12.30pm until 6pm featuring international athletes, official pipe bands and highland dancers, international strongman contest, World record attempts, the best of Scottish food and drink, kids entertainment. |
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The Katie McKerracher Trust has been established to help other children - children who have a Diffuse Pontine Glioma and those who are healthy enough to enjoy her favourite pastime, dancing. |
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 Scotsmen are often asked what is under the kilt so we asked SCOTSIN Virtual Team member John Cugley, of Ministry of Tartan and vintage kilts and second hand kilt fame, the quintessential Scottish gent and cheeky chappie, and he has provided ten great responses for Scotsmen to give when asked what lies under the kilt. |
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SCOTSIN has moved into fabulous new offices in the heart of Edinburgh New Town. Our new headquarters are now at 5a York Place, Edinburgh, EH1 3EB - the fantastic main door ground floor above and to the left of The Stand Comedy Club, to the right hand side of the Maxim Casino, and within 100 yards of Harvey Nichols on St Andrew Square and The Scottish National Portrait Gallery, on the eastern end of Queen Street, on the route of the new Edinburgh Trams line and within few minutes walk of Edinburgh Bus Station, Edinburgh Waverley Train Station, Jenners, John Lewis, Calton Hill, George Street, Princes Street and the top of Leith Walk.
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 Scotland’s greatest resource is its people and not just those who livewithin our national boundaries. That resource includes the manymillions, who make up of the Scottish Diaspora and who have not onlycontributed greatly to their host countries but also helped build theglobal reputation of Scotland abroad, writes Jim Mather MSP, Ministerfor Enterprise, Energy and Tourism, The Scottish Government, and fellowScotsin member. |
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