Living by the Sword
The East Lothian coastline has a remarkable history of forgotten World War Two sea defences. The remains of these defences can be found on a walk along the shore from Hedderwick to Tyninghame.
Living by the Sword
Almost 200 runners will set off from Fort William in the Scottish Highlands for the extreme Cape Wrath Ultra Race 2018.
Living by the Sword
A fascinating collection of relics from the Roman occupation of Scotland give us vivid insight into the way the legions lived, fought and played.
Living by the Sword
Simple but delicious, if you’re a meat lover, you can’t beat a delicious rack of ribs when they’re done right.
Living by the Sword
We all dream of jetting off around the world to exotic locations like Australia, Mauritius or South Africa.
Living by the Sword
TOWARDS the end of this two hour solo show, Ben Folds took a surprising detour from the expected repertoire of smart, funny, sensitive indie piano pop he’d been playing up until that point. His road crew darted from the wings and assembled...
Living by the Sword
As the artist and designer’s 150th birthday draws near, we take a look back at the life of Glasgow’s favourite son.
Living by the Sword
AN UNSUSPECTING fragment from one of Bach’s cello suites mustn’t have known what hit it, as Trio HLK, joined by percussion virtuoso Dame Evelyn Glennie, hijacked it amid a melee of heavy-metal intensity.
Living by the Sword
RAY Lamontagne comes over as a gentle, even fragile soul but there is something admirably bloody-minded about the uncompromising way he conducts his live affairs. His latest tour, in support of ravishing new album Part of the Light...
Living by the Sword
RAY Lamontagne comes over as a gentle, even fragile soul but there is something admirably bloody-minded about the uncompromising way he conducts his live affairs. His latest tour, in support of ravishing new album Part of the Light...
Living by the Sword
DON McLean does as Don McLean wants. His 50-year career playing and writing folk, pop, country and rock’n’roll songs testifies to his desire not to be tied down and, fortunately for his Glasgow audience...
Living by the Sword
A study is to examine the feasibility of a new ferry service linking some of the historic Fife coastal villages with Inchcolm.
Living by the Sword
The remains of around 20 Scottish soldiers who fought during the 17th century have been reburied in a simple cermony in England after their skeletons were discovered during building work.
Living by the Sword
The remains of 17th century Scottish prisoners of war will be reburied today in England after their skeletons were discovered during building work at Durham University.
Living by the Sword
New organisers of Edinburgh’s Hogmanay celebrations are to hike up the cost of tickets to the city’s world famous street party by a fifth.
