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Glasgow’s long-running winter music festival is to receive Edinburgh Festival funding for the first time to help some of its biggest shows to also be staged in the capital.
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With heavy snow causing disruption around Scotland, take just a moment to appreciate the beauty of the winter landscape.
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SPENDING just three days in a major European capital takes a lot of careful planning. Luckily, we’ve got you covered.
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It has long been regarded as Scotland’s national drink. But now, a growing number of whisky distilleries are opening south of the Border, with the number of new spirits manufacturing facilities rocketing in England and Wales over the past five years.
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Short term letting hosts in Edinburgh would be restricted to renting out their properties for just 90 days a year - outwith peak festival periods - under proposals put forward by industry leader AirBnB.
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‘I actually come from Scottish descent, on my father’s side of the family,” says Joshua Bell. “Bell is a Scottish name, after all.” Caledonian connections might come as a bit of a surprise from the US violinist...
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The most upmarket homes being created in one of Edinburgh’s most iconic landmarks will have a price tag of £2.5 million, developers have revealed.
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Nearly one in three workers at Edinburgh Festival Fringe venues are not being paid, new research has found.
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It was once the most important street in Govan, the historic parish on the south bank of the Clyde with links to ancient royalty and viking raiders.
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British holidaymakers could have to provide their criminal record, immigration history and biometric data to travel in Europe after Brexit.
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A supermarket south of Glasgow has stockpiled thousands of bottles of the ‘original’ recipe Irn-Bru.
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French president Emmanuel Macron mounted a diplomatic conquest of Britain yesterday with the announcement that the 950-year-old Bayeux Tapestry will finally be loaned to the UK.
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An SNP MSP will today lead a debate in the Scottish Parliament celebrating “the economic impact” of Robert Burns on Scotland.
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Kilted yogi Finlay Wilson raises a glass to the bard among the Giant Lanterns of China at Edinburgh Zoo.
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IT’S hard to imagine now, but Edinburgh was once bound together by more than fifty railway stations in a way that would no longer be possible.
