Living by the Sword
Campaigners have called for “categorical” assurances that no human remains lie in the path of the proposed A9 extension over the site of the 1689 Battle of Killiecrankie.
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A BAKERY which started trading on Valentine’s Day has become a hit with couples who are snapping up their love-themed cupcakes.
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Never mind that it’s the city that gave the world the ‘Glasgow kiss’ - there’s actually an abundance romantic things to do in Glasgow.
Living by the Sword
The beautiful Mackintosh key used to officially open the Glasgow School of Art in the late 19th Century is to go up for auction with the sale to help fund the restoration of the building that was badly damaged by fire in 2014.
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Previously unseen drawings by the celebrated Scottish author Iain Banks are to appear in a brand new book celebrating his science fiction writing - to be published six years after his death.
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The sun soaked images tell of one working class man’s ambition and adventure in a world far beyond his west coast of Scotland window.
Living by the Sword
On 14 February 1889 The Scotsman published a lengthy article on the demise of St Valentine’s Day. Furthermore, it predicted the death, by the year 2000, of traditional British wedding ceremonies. Proof, perhaps, that it is a fool’s errand to attempt to second-guess the future.
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There is no shortage of atmospheric restaurants in Edinburgh, from intimate neighbourhood diners to the kinds of top-end eateries designed to impress a date.
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The multi-millionaire founder of a vast sculpture park on the outskirts of Edinburgh is to take over as chair of troubled arts quango Creative Scotland.
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A GROUP of young people will give the performance of a lifetime when they entertain Prince Harry and Meghan Markle during the couple’s first official joint visit to Scotland today.
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Spending time in the hills is good for mind, body and soul, particularly in the worst of times, says Cameron McNeish.
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New research has revealed how reliant Edinburgh’s main festivals are on local ticket sales – with most events doing between 40 and 70 per cent of their business within the city’s boundary.
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There are sometimes vociferous complaints about effects of Edinburgh’s many festivals, the noise, the proliferation of ‘tourist tat’ on the Royal Mile, the increasing number of hotels and short-term holiday lets in the city centre, the over-enthusiastic student street actors and so on.
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An amateur photographer has created a selection of breathtaking photographs that show off the beauty of Scotland’s east coast.
Living by the Sword
He was the lad from Fountainbridge that grew up to become the most famous man on the planet. Sean Connery will forever be linked with the role of James Bond, the suave British spy who became a cinematic phenomenon.
