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Headlines // Save Otago Lane
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News Empire // 15.11.09 // Headlines // Save Otago Lane

News Empire is on-air again this week starting off a Sunday morning's features and chat with a round-up of news as well as a look at a local treasure that is under threat.

Headlines All of the breaking international, national and local news.

Read by Kirsty Malcolm and Sarah Blake.

Save Otago Lane One of the most treasured spots in Glasgow's West End is under threat. Otago Lane is home to several celebrated small local businesses. Developers, however, have their sights set on the Kelvin Riverfront property and have proposed to raise the classic buildings to build new waterfront flats. The developers, proprietors of these businesses as well as some of their customers weigh in.

Reporting by Alison Burns.

Video Games are Good For the Soul. Kirsty and Sarah talk about video games of the past as well as some of the newer developments in the industry. For more debate on the state of the gaming world, be sure to listen to this week's Debate is Free.

Posted at 10:42, 15th November 2009

self-employed graduates // hectic halloween

News Empire // 01.11.09 // Headlines // Self-Employed Graduates // Hectic Hal

This week the News Empire team takes a look at life after graduation for two self-employed Glasgow Uni alums and the scenes from a busy City Centre costume shop on the day before Halloween.

Headlines All of the breaking international, national and local news.

Read by Louise Pollock and Benzo Harris.

Self-Employed Graduates Stuart and Jon are both Glasgow Uni graduates who have bucked the trend of finding employment with a company, opting to start their own business instead. Stuart, a photographer, and Jon, a custom stereo appliance craftsman, talk about the benefits of a degree as well as the stresses and rewards of being self-employed.

Reporting by Benzo Harris.

A Hectic Halloween The setting: Sauchiehall Street. The scene: a costume shop packed to the gills. The time? The day before Halloween! Emotions range from confidence to desperation and bewilderment to bemusement as the store sells out each day by four and there is a one in one out policy at the door.

Reporting by Alison Burns and Benzo Harris.

Posted at 21:09, 2nd November 2009

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