One of Scotland’s leading legal, financial and property specialists Pagan Osborne has formed a strategic alliance with James Gibb Property Management, one of Edinburgh’s best-known and reputable letting agents and property managers.

The view that has helped inspire several books on golf and countless stories for golf magazines around the world is available to rent during this year’s Open at St Andrews.

 Chair of the Scottish Government Enquiry into Future Support for Agriculture in Scotland Brian Pack OBE will speak to an audience of those interested in the rural sector at the annual Pagan Osborne and CKD Galbraith rural seminar.

Investors keen to cash in on the rise of the ‘staycation’, or people who simply want a holiday home as their own private getaway, have been urged to act now to secure a property for the summer months by Scotland’s leading legal, financial and property specialists Pagan Osborne.

There have been stories in the press about the BBC programme Heir Hunter and the companies who track down the heirs charging considerable sums for doing so.

 StAnza, the international poetry festival, officially launches its annual Children’s Poetry Competition alongside sponsors Pagan Osborne and aspiring poets from Madras College, Monday 8^th February 2010.

Scotland’s leading legal, financial and property specialists Pagan Osborne paid tribute to its 110-strong staff at the firm’s Excellence Awards last week.

 Brian Pack’s eagerly awaited report has some very interesting proposals. A period of wide consultation now starts, with the final report likely to be produced in the summer.

“The UK Government’s policy appears to put the farming industry at the centre of its Food Strategy and gives recognition to an industry that is of vital national importance.

Pagan Osborne have been involved in several multi million pound sale and purchases of farms during the last year and confirm our experience of the market corresponds to that detailed in Savills article in the P&J on 8 January.

“Stories of dying people being fed through tubes when it is not required are horrifying.