How best to use a credit card

Credit is essential to modern living, and though it’s not recommend for day to day money management it can provide a safety net for sticky situations. Access to credit can truly be a lifesaver, so it is crucially important to be responsible in how you use your credit card and thus maintain a good credit score. The credit card if used correctly can be a very positive force in people's lives providing access to cash in difficult situations, and offering insurance and possibly even cash back for your purchases.Read

Kyle Falconer

The View are on fire as they play intimate Glasgow gig

CRAMMING into the small confines of Cottier's Theatre, the crowd eagerly await the arrival of Dundee's finest, The View. Read

Save Your Skin

Celebrity packed Fake Bake Glitz and Glamour Ball to take place in Glasgow this month

A STAR-STUDDED, celebrity packed ball will happen in Glasgow this month to raise much needed cash for charity.Read

The View

Scottish indie act The View to play one-off Glasgow gig

DUNDEE indie rockers The View are set to play a special intimate gig in Glasgow next month.Read

Car Insurance is good for you

UK car drivers benefit from having some of the most flexible and comprehensive car insurance covers in the world. There are so many insurance companies offering such a large number of insurance packages that there is definitely a policy which fits your needs, and your budget!Read

happli

Blairgowrie Advertiser's parent company Trinity Mirror launches daily deals business happli

THE Blairgowrie Advertiser's parent company, Trinity Mirror is launching happli, a nationwide daily deals business, focused on attracting and retaining loyal, long-term customers for retailers.Read

Rockness Festival

RockNess lifts another festival award

SCOTS are renowned for our humour, and as we say - we know it's summer when the rain gets warmer.Read

Simple Minds

Simple Minds to play Glasgow Barrowlands

SCOTTISH GREATS Simple Minds are set to play at Glasgow Barrowlands this Saturday (February 25).Read

Make your wedding a lasting memory

NO matter what you wear, where it’s held or even if there’s a theme, there’s always something traditional about weddings.Read

Roddy Martine

Author Roddy Martine talks about his book Haunted Scotland

Renowned journalist, and author Roddy Martine talks about his new book, Haunted Scotland, his supernatural experiences and strangely enough being able to meet his grace, King James IV of Scotland who died in 1513.Read

Winter Knitwear Trends 2011/12

Winter is upon us, which means that now is the time to get your wardrobe into shape for the cold weather. Covering up, however, doesn’t mean that you have to look frumpy.Read

Gay people pulled online by dating sites

Millions of gay singles are using gay dating sites. Dating sites like gay Parship, for gay men and women are the way to go if you are looking for romance or just a friend. Read

Jointpop

Trinidad and Tobago band Jointpop play in Scotland

SCOTLAND has gave a warm welcome back to popular Caribbean rock band Jointpop this week.Read

Popular Casino Games Online

More and more Brits are enjoying the thrill of online casinos and Casino Choice is helping people find casino websites that suit their online gaming needs.Read

Making the Most of Your Bathroom

Bathrooms are integral parts of any household, providing a place to relax as well as a place to perform everyday ablutions and cleansing. Making the most of your bathroom requires fixtures and fittings to be updated and improved in order to create the best possible atmosphere.Read

Noisettes

Wickerman Festival celebrates in style

MUSIC fans from North Lanarkshire made the pilgrimage south for the 10th Wickerman Festival.Read

Blairgowrie Players chairman explains upcoming King and I show

BLAIRGOWRIE Players theatre company will be performing their production of The King and I in August and chairman Graham Reid told the Blairgowrie Advertiser of the background behind the famous show.Read

La Clemenza di Tito review

LA Clemenza di Tito – Mozart’s penultimate opera, performed at Perth Theatre by English Touring Opera (ETO), was originally written for the coronation of a Bohemian emperor, set in Roman times.Read

Traditional CD launched in Perth

A CD of traditional singers recorded in Perthshire in the 1950s was launched at Perth’s AK Bell Library last Wednesday evening (May 25).Read

FOTA: Romeo and Juliet at Perth Concert Hall

THE tale of the world’s most famous star crossed lovers was told through dance on the Perth Concert Hall stage by the Peter Schaufuss Ballet company.Read

Motoring & car news

Motoring and car news

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All the latest from the world of motoring, including a look at the latest models. Read

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Dating

Same Game, Different Rules

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