Amy Jones
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 4
- Latest publication
- Sep 11, 2026
- Outlet visibility, for Daily Record Scotland
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- Jul 9, 2026
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Travel firm collapses with advice issued for Scots with holiday bookings (opens the original)
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After almost 20 years, a UK travel firm that offered holidays to destinations around the world has collapsed. Barnes Worldwide Travel Ltd, an independent travel agent based in Liverpool, specialised in worldwide holidays, from New York and Las Vegas to Egypt, Greece and Cyprus. Founded in 2007, the company ceased trading on Wednesday, 9 September, with ABTA confirming the closure. ABTA said: "We are sorry to inform you that Barnes Worldwide Travel Ltd has ceased trading on 9 September 2026. If y
Little-known rule on Scottish beaches could land visitors with £1,000 fines (opens the original)
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A little-known rule is in place this month across Scottish beaches, and those caught breaking it could risk a £1,000 penalty. Scotland is home to some of the most beautiful beaches across the country, if not in the world. There are sugar-white sandy shores and crystal-clear blue waters, with many against the dramatic landscapes of mountains and hills. However, before planning a day at one of the many Scottish beaches, it's vital to be aware of any rules that might be in place. Among the most wid
Scotland officially has 'Europe's best beach' with 'water as blue as can be' (opens the original)
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The best beach in Europe has been named, and it's right here in Scotland, outshining the likes of Italy and Spain. Majorca, Ibiza and Santorini have long been some of the most-sought after summer destinations, thanks to their pristine beaches and bustling resort hubs. Yet research from Iglu Cruise found that holidaymakers are looking to swap popular hotspots for more secluded destinations with fewer crowds. Iglu Cruise found that UK searches for "undiscovered destinations" have soared by a stagg
Scotland's happiest place to live with cobbled streets - not Edinburgh (opens the original)
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The happiest place to live in Scotland has been revealed - and it's not Edinburgh. Scotland offers some of the most breathtaking landscapes across the UK, with towering peaks like Ben Nevis and the Old Man of Storr, to sweeping valleys, ancient glaciers, heather-covered moorlands, and majestic lochs. Against these dramatic terrains are remote villages, idyllic towns and thriving cities that make up Scotland. One particular city was named the happiest place to live in Scotland by Rightmove in its
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