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Where Art I?, Edinburgh Sketcher - 22 August 2022

Readers' letters: Westward sprawl is destroying Edinburgh's green belt By The Newsroom

West Edinburgh: Scottish Government gives final approval to new £500 million housing development

Scottish Government gives final approval to new £500 million housing development Beth Murray and Anna Bryan

Jaffa Cakes are among the biscuit jar staples that look set to increase in price. (Credit: Shutterstock)

This is why the price of the UK's best-loved biscuits is set to rise Heather Carrick

Sir David Murray remains as chairman of the group, which anticipates a strong return to profitability this year.

Sir David Murray passes ownership of family business to next generation Scott Reid

Iain Stoddart with Stephen Gallacher during the 114th US Open at Pinehurst in 2014 - the year Gallacher played in the Ryder Cup at Gleneagles. Picture: Andrew Redington/Getty Images.

Iain Stoddart on creating a Bounce-effect in Scottish golf Martin Dempster

Murray Capital, the private investment office of the Murray family, has appointed David Durie to the newly created position of property director.

Key hire for Edinburgh-based private investment office of Murray family Scott Reid

Murray Capital is wholly owned by the Murray family and led by David Murray, pictured, as managing director. His father, Sir David Murray, is the chairman.

Business Murray family lead funding rounds for two Scottish start-ups amid pandemic Scott Reid

From left: Zumo co-founders Nick Jones and Paul Roach. Picture: Stewart Attwood.

Tech start-up Zumo unveils plans for £10m Series A fundraise Emma Newlands and Simon Neville

Zumo team at their offices in Leith, Edinburgh. Picture: Stewart Attwood

Edinburgh start-up backed by Coldplay bass player launches Bitcoin app Scott Reid