1st October 2008
Entrepreneurial spirit alive and well, despite downturn in new businesses
The number of new businesses launched in Scotland has dropped compared with this time last year, but the economic spirit is still alive and well.
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1st October 2008
GO secure record government contract
Glasgow Opportunities (GO Group) has secured the contract to provide support to Scotland’s inventors and innovators through the Innovators Counselling and Advisory Service for Scotland (ICASS) for a record-breaking fourth time.
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28th September 2008
Glaswegians top innovation charts
Glasgow has beaten Edinburgh to be crowned Scotland’s most innovative city.
According to the latest statistics released by The Innovators Counselling and Advisory Service for Scotland (ICASS), Glaswegians account for 15.8% of Scotland’s innovation activity, with residents seeking the most innovation and invention support from ICASS.
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24th September 2008
NODA slams government free ticket ‘gimmick’
The professional body for amateur theatre today attacked the launch of a free theatre ticket plan launched by the Department for Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) in conjunction with Arts Council, calling it an elitist gimmick.
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29/11/2006 - DR TOM GILHOOLY ON SAGA FM
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Axis Media Group client Dr Gilhooly was interviewed this week on Saga 105.2, offering advice on naturopathic medicine to a wide range of listeners. Dr Gilhooly has a strong belief in the benefits of supplementation and wanted to help people stay well through the dark nights, fending off the winter demons of Seasonally Adjusted Disorder and depression.
Over the past year, a large number of articles have appeared in the press and media advocating the fact that eating foods or taking supplements with more Omega 3 oils could be beneficial to health. The oils have been said to help with depression, children with ADHD, dyslexia and dyspraxia and have also been linked to improvements in quality of life for MS sufferers and those with heart conditions.
Dr Gilhooly shared his expertise in the benefits of Omega 3, Vitamin D (a vitamin which is frequently low in the blood stream of Scots due to the lack of sunlight in the Northern Hemisphere) and many other natural remedies on Saga including talking about Folic Acid, Selenium, Calcium, Zinc and Gingko Biloba. He believes that many people would rather choose natural remedies for health rather than traditional “allopathic” or drug-based medicine, but most GPs are not confident in explaining the benefits. He also offered advice as to how much people should take, which foods they should eat, what type of results they can expect to see, and why they might be taking supplements but seeing no change in their health.
If you’d like to talk with Dr Tom online or in person you can go to www.itshealthytalking.com or call him on 08707554556
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