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23/06/2020

We can notarise deeds and certify documents as true copies.

25/08/2018

UK will miss out on prestigious European programmes and lose ability to influence key projects if no deal is agreed

11/05/2018

We can certify documents as true copies and explain the Apostille process. Drop us an email or call us for further information. We can also Notarise and witness signatures in relation to affidavits and declarations.

09/05/2018

Although it was never our intention when Lost Glasgow began, we know from your comments and stories that many of you use the pictures and stories to help older relatives or friends who suffer from Alzheimer's or dementia.

That's why I was so touched by this poem, written by LG Group member Lesley Rance, about her dear old dad.

Lesley says: "Admin, please delete if not relevant to the group.

"It kinda is though. An old BB photo put up recently generated a lot of lovely comments that my Dad would have thoroughly enjoyed reading but unfortunately, he has Alzheimer’s and isn’t really aware of anything anymore.

"The last two memories to stay with him were of his time doing National Service and his years in the BB as a boy in Partick and although he doesn’t remember the BB any more, he does still remember the music and I often catch him “fingering” away to tunes I wouldn’t even have thought he knew! He learned cornet, then trombone and trumpet and has (had😞) fond memories of all the big BB marches he took part in, him and thousands of other lads stomping the streets of Glasgow in the 50’s

"Anyway, relevance is that I’m sure there are lots of ex-BB boys out there with whom it’ll strike a chord *and* also, sadly, I’m sure there are lots of people having to deal with all the heartache that comes with Alzheimer’s.

"I’ve written a lot of poetry about it but this one remains my favourite. It’s not about 'Lost Glasgow' but it is about a lost Glasgow boy.

"Apologies for the long back story but hope you enjoy..."

The Brigade Boy
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He couldn't tell you what he had for dinner
He can't remember how he likes his tea
He doesn't have a clue that this is Winter
Has no idea what's playing on TV
He argues when I tell him that he's 80
Denies that he had children or a wife
His pace of life proceeds much more sedately
His motor function fails at fork and knife
He's not aware that all around are others
Exhibiting the symptoms of decline
Some crying out for comfort from their Mothers
Some sit, immobile, silent all the time

Yet -

Let him hear an old hymn, or Beethoven
Or almost any classic music wrote
The boy who learned his brass growing up in Govan
Will 'tum-te-tum' along with every note
His wrinkled fingers thumping down the pistons
Lips semi-pursed, attempting embouchure
Expelling old man's breath into the distance
And in his head, he's marching, that's for sure
Marching and defiant of the illness
That means he can remember bu**er all
And briefly, he's removed from all this madness
A boy, parading up and down a hall.

Picture: BB members at Glasgow University (Herald and Times Group)

11/11/2017

Do you require a document Notarised? We can provide that service.

15/05/2017

How to avoid being a victim of Ransomware.
Of course, it is not possible to be totally secure online, but two simple step will help:

• Use the latest software: especially versions of your Windows operating system and subscribe to an always-on antivirus programme and make sure auto update

• Do not open suspicious attachments and beware of links in unsolicited mail.

When it comes to cyber security, it is often reported that users / employees are an organisations biggest weakness, but they also form the first line of defence.

That defence may be improved with education and training; train staff in how to spot possible cybercrime incidents; not to open suspicious attachments, nor to click on links in unsolicited mail.

Before we blame users, look at your computer system in its entirety; does its configuration help or hinder a cyber-attack?

15/05/2017

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15/12/2016

Notary Public, Bernard Cordell, recently reported that a couple with their child went to Heathrow planning for the mother and child to board an Air France flight to Chile.

The mother and child were not allowed to board the plane because the Chilean government now requires a notarised consent from the non-travelling parent.

The airline would not accept a consent that the father wrote out, there and then, insisting that it must be notarised.

This cautionary tale above should be sufficient to persuade most parents that a notarised Consent ought to be taken when both parents are not accompanying the child.

01/11/2016

Do you or your company need to operate an off-shore company?
Do you need a British Virgin Islands* (“BVI”)International Business Company? This is typically used by clients wishing to operate internationally from a secure, tax exempt and confidential location.
The key features of a BVI Offshore Company are:
• Privacy – The names of director(s) and shareholders do not appear on any public document;
• Tax exemption – BVI Offshore companies are exempt from all local taxes;
• The company needs only one director and one shareholder;
• There is no requirement for resident directors or shareholders;
• There is no minimum capital requirement;
• The company does not need to keep accounts;
• The names of directors and shareholders are not held on public record;
• There is no requirement for directors or shareholders to attend meetings in the BV .
We can incorporate a company in the British Virgin Islands within a week.
* The British Virgin Islands (BVI), is a British overseas territory located in the Caribbean.
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Do you or your company need to operate an off-shore company? Do you need a British Virgin Islands* (“BVI”)International Business Company? This is typically used by clients wishing to operate internationally from a secure, tax exempt and confidential location. The key features of a BVI Offshore Compan...