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Revellers are being warned against taking an “extremely harmful” drug which has left people in hospital ahead of Scotland’s festival season starting at the weekend.
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Our popular Food and Drink Awards, which will see Scotland’s top businesses and individuals – as nominated by you – vie for the top prize across 13 categories at a special event in Edinburgh this September, will once again look to celebrate all that’s great about this country’s culinary scene.
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The BBC is to create 140 new jobs - 60 more than previously announced - in Scotland after broadcasting regulator Ofcom gave the final green light to its proposed new channel.
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Only a quarter of over people over the age of 50 say they have achieved all they wanted to in life, while five out of six say they still have things to tick off their “bucket list”.
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Scottish rock stars Amy Macdonald and KT Tunstall will perform in four cities in the one night as part of a major crusade to curb homelessness in Scotland.
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A radical approach to property leasing is being proposed to help shopping environments throughout the UK.
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“Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything.” Plato was clearly a bit of a music fan.
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The stunning Glenfinnan Viaduct - known to millions as “the Harry Potter Bridge”- is causing parking chaos.
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Buying a house by the sea in Scotland may be more affordable than you’d think, with the latest figures pricing coastal properties at an average of £24,396 less than others around the country.
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A restored castle in Ayrshire with a hot tub and a sauna has become available for holiday renting, and it might just give you one of the most unique experiences in Scotland.
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Holidays means different things to different people and for some it might be the chance to take a step into a new world – to learn a skill, go on a spiritual journey, or contribute to community life.
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All eyes turn to the East Coast this summer. First of all there’s the golf: the Scottish Open in East Lothian, followed by the 147th Open Championships at Carnoustie, in Angus.Then the UK’s most eagerly anticipated museum opens in Dundee in September.
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Some say it is of prehistoric interest, others say a giant sturgeon, but whatever the truth behind the elusive Loch Ness Monster, it has attracted thousands of visitors to the Scottish Highlands for decades.
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Scottish culture was in need of a serious lift last week in the gloomy aftermath of the devastating fire damage at Glasgow School of Art and the O2 ABC, writes Brian Ferguson.
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New names are to be added to the University of Glasgow’s First World War memorial after a research project uncovered their stories.
