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Good morning Voornaam

The sun is beaming across a lot of the country yet again, giving us a somewhat late summer, but a summer none the less. However, for all you commuters, there is a lot of fog on the M8 this morning so please do take care.

Grab a coffee and lets get going, and stick with us to the end to be hit in the brain with today's Scottish trivia.

First up, why 2014 Indyref was the turning point for the Scottish commercial property market.

Read more here.

As promised, and we always keep our promises, here is today's Scottish trivia.

Which world famous author married in St Cuthbert's Church in Edinburgh, September 1930?

Answer in tomorrow's newsletter.

Whatever your plans for today, have a good one.

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