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Sean McAngus
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North Reporter, The Press and Journal
Scotl
Beats
International news
Products, charity work, health
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How Macbeth's Butchers has reinvented their butchers shop and opened a new business next door in buzzing Forres town centre
By Sean McAngus Verified| The Press and Journal Verified Almost 18 years ago, Jock Gibson took over the reins of family-owned Macbeth’s Butchers. The business grew in 2015 when he and his wife Fiona also took over the running of the Edinvale farm at Dallas after the sudden deaths of his parents Michael and Susan. It has been far from plain sailing, with the firm having to navigate many challenges. However, today it is firmly established as a Forres town centre mainstay.
By Sean McAngus Verified| The Press and Journal Verified Welcome to Planning Ahead – our weekly round-up of the latest proposals across Moray. Sit back and enjoy all of the most interesting planning news. In this week’s edition, plans have been dropped to turn a guest house into apartments. Opening hours have been revealed for a new Elgin High Street takeaway. There is a sense of mystery over Pizza Hut coming to Elgin after plans were withdrawn. But first, we look at plans refused to expand Riverview Country Park in Forres.
By Sean McAngus Verified| The Press and Journal Verified Retiring Elgin businesswoman Christine Fraser believes the young and emerging business owners will be key to shaping the future of the town centre. She is set to call time on her 30 years of running Xanadu Ladies Fashions and Bridal Boutique on South Street. It is fair to say the centre of Elgin has fairly changed since she set up the business in 1995. The High Street was still open to traffic then, the Edgar Road retail parks hadn’t risen to prominence and online shopping had barely been imagined.
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The Press and Journal
Scotland, United Kingdom