Living by the Sword
It’s been 25 years since the Assynt Crofters captured the public’s imagination with their audacious bid to shake up centuries of Highland history and buy the land where they worked and lived.
Living by the Sword
The world of classical music has been paying tributes to composer and conductor Oliver Knussen, who has died at the age of 66.
Living by the Sword
A new boat has been launched at Renfrew for the first time in more than 25 years as one company invests in a new era of commercial shipbuilding on the River Clyde.
Living by the Sword
The Killers praised the TRNSMT crowd as they closed out the final night of the Glasgow festival - and invited a lucky fan on stage to help them.
Living by the Sword
Water began to cascade once more yesterday from the Ross Fountain in Princes Street Gardens after a massive restoration was completed.
Living by the Sword
Water began to cascade once more yesterday from the Ross Fountain in Princes Street Gardens after a massive restoration was completed.
Living by the Sword
Edinburgh’s bid to introduce a tourist tax has been naive and all of the parties involved should make a genuine effort to find compromise, writes Brian Ferguson
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Television presenter Alan Titchmarsh has attacked water firms for blaming shortages on British gardeners.
Living by the Sword
Young lives are being ruined and families destroyed as the pleas of desperate parents for mental health treatment are rejected, Dani Garavelli discovers
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Scotland’s tourism boom has sent the price of hotel rooms soaring above the cost of a weekend at the Edinburgh Festival.
Living by the Sword
I nosed, as they say, the Tivoli into the Shell station. The prices were a few bob shy of six pounds a gallon. Happily, we had been averaging 45 miles per imperial gallon of petrol on the motorway. It looked good, I thought, clean sharp, bright.
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More than 120 years of retailing history in Edinburgh is set to be brought to a halt - after the new owners of the iconic House of Fraser store in the city’s west end revealed it is likely to be overhauled to become home to new offices.
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The remains of a headless woman who was exhumed in the search for the body of a clan chief are to be re-interred in the Highlands.
Living by the Sword
Customers who purchased tickets for a Gin Festival scheduled to take place in Edinburgh this autumn will not be refunded following the collapse of the firm in charge of the event.
Living by the Sword
In the history of Edinburgh open mic nights, it’s fair to say you don’t get much better than Nirvana at The Southern bar.
