Zoe Phillips

1 week ago | pointemagazine.com | Zoe Phillips

Ballet often acts as a universal language, and many are drawn to dancing for its ability to transcend the need for words. But what happens when you find yourself at a competition far away from home, unable to understand a teacher or coach’s words and lost in a barrage of phrases or metaphors specific to a language that is not at all universal? Enter the interpreter.

2 weeks ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Zoe Phillips

A SCOTTISH attraction is the largest of its kind in the UK - and it's on the hugely popular North Coast 500 route. Every year scores of visitors embark on the iconic trip - often dubbed Scotland's Route 66. Starting from Inverness Castle, the 516-mile journey winds past white sandy beaches, rugged mountains and remote fishing villages. One unmissable stop is Smoo Cave, situated in Durness, Sutherland, which boasts natural beauty formed millions of years ago.

3 weeks ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Zoe Phillips

A SCOTS firm has plunged into administration after 150 years - with dozens of jobs lost. Dovetail Enterprises in Dundee is one of the oldest furniture and mattress manufacturers in Scotland. The charity provides employment and training opportunities for disabled and disadvantaged members of the community. But the organisation slipped into administration despite £1million of support from the Scottish Government. The move saw 47 of its employees made redundant, reports The Courier.

3 weeks ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Zoe Phillips

She previously sparked fury after being spotted near a schoolAN evil Scots killer who lured the dad of her unborn child to his death has been "sent back to jail". Twisted Tasmin Glass was sentenced to ten years inprisonin 2019 for her"pivotal role" in plotting her ex's savage playpark murder. The 26-year-old was granted parole last July after serving less than five years of her decade-long sentence. We previously told how she was spotted hanging around a primary school after her early release.

3 weeks ago | thescottishsun.co.uk | Zoe Phillips

A total of 44 jobs depend on the centre remaining openA POPULAR Scots ice rink is being forced to crowd fund to stay open as it battles rising energy costs. Inverness Ice Centre has seen its bills increase from £12,000 to £30,000 a month. The centre is looking at ways of reducing the cost such as installing solar panels on the building's roof. Another suggestion was to sell a neighbouring property but this has been stalled for now.