Living by the Sword
A celebration of a ‘largely forgotten’ Jacobite poet and fighter dubbed the ‘Bard of Culloden’ is to be held.
Living by the Sword
From its rich history and culture to its impressive arts and culture scene, there's plenty to discover in and around Scotland's capital. Escape the tourist populated hotspots and spend a day exploring some of this city’s hidden gems, writes Jack Cairney.
Living by the Sword
Its owners say they are selling a “slice of heaven” on the Isle of Skye. Looking at the pictures, they might just be right.
Living by the Sword
Scotland’s answer to the Angel of the North would be built near the Forth bridges under an award-winning businessman’s plans to revive Edinburgh’s neglected waterfront.
Living by the Sword
Scotland’s answer to the Angel of the North would be built near the Forth bridges under an award-winning businessman’s plans to revive Edinburgh’s neglected waterfront.
Living by the Sword
The Colossus of Rhodes, the Statue of Liberty, Christ the Redeemer, the Angel of the North, the Kelpies – monumental sculpture has a raw, almost primaeval, power to impress. We marvel at its sheer scale.
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
Living by the Sword
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