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A family-owned retreat and activity centre in the Highlands has been named the best small business in Britain.
Woodlands Glencoe won the overall Small Business of the Year title at an awards ceremony backed by The Mail on Sunday, which has championed local firms throughout the pandemic.
At the virtual Federation of Small Businesses awards event, Prime Minister Boris Johnson said the likes of Woodlands Glencoe were crucial to Britain s economy bouncing back from Covid-19, adding: I have every confidence that it will be small businesses helping to fuel our national recovery and turning jabs, jabs, jabs into jobs, jobs, jobs.
Luxury lodge business Woodlands Glencoe won the Small Business of the Year title at a Federation of Small Businesses awards ceremony. We speak to owner Laurence Young.
PROVINCETOWN The exhibition hallway at Provincetown Commons is filled through April 30 with artwork by Provincetown artists and those who feel connected to Provincetown and the Outer Cape. Titled Guts and Glory, Open Call Show, the theme of the exhibition acts as more of a structure than a mandate.
“We ve been hesitant about doing themed shows in the past because some artists feel restricted,” Dave LaFrance, Commons community and operations manager, says. “I don t think most of the work was created to fit the theme, but to see where each artist places (his or her) pieces is interesting.”
The work mostly two-dimensional pieces with a few sculptures and assemblages is split fairly evenly as you enter the building. On the left wall is Glory. On the right is Guts. On the Glory side, you’ll find Mark Adams’ mixed media “No Fear,” Ramón S. Alcoléa’s “Memento Mori” wood assemblage and Susanne Delatour Carey’s gouache “Honey.”