Living by the Sword
PRIOR to this show, headlines had been made about a series of gig cancellations following the hospitalisation of Sir Tom Jones, now 78. You wouldn’t have known it to look at him, however, because the versatile singer appears ageless and undimmed while onstage.
Living by the Sword
Those living near RAF Edzell will remember the giant white listening stations that rose out of countryside more accustomed to cows and crops than fighting the Cold War.
Living by the Sword
PRIOR to this show, headlines had been made about a series of gig cancellations following the hospitalisation of Sir Tom Jones, now 78. You wouldn’t have known it to look at him, however, because the versatile singer appears ageless and undimmed while onstage.
Living by the Sword
Arts organisation Hidden Door are set to launch a crowdfunding campaign next week in a bid to shore up their future.
Living by the Sword
North-east Fife is famous for its coast – glorious sandy beaches fringed with pretty towns and villages and days out that end with the quintessential serving of fish and chips.
Living by the Sword
A mixture of religious fanaticism and fear of military invasion led to dozens of innocents branded witches and executed in Inverkeithing, writes Chris McCall
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The ancient past of Dunyvaig Castle on Islay is to be revealed with archaeologists due to descend on the former naval fortress of the Lords of the Isles this weekend.
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JIMMY Cliff is a reggae giant. Without compromising his integrity, he was at the forefront of bringing Jamaican music to the masses by seamlessly blending it with pop and soul. He crossed over but never sold out.
Living by the Sword
It has never been easier to explore the scenic Scottish Borders thanks to the Borders Railway and an estimated 35,900 journeys a year are linked to tourism, according to Transport Scotland.
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The Scottish Borders is an area filled with romance and drama. From the Common Ridings to the Jedburgh Ba’ Game, its rich traditions are waiting to be discovered.
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The number of visitors to Glasgow has reached a record level, with more than 780,000 people stopping there last year, according to Travel Trends data from the Office for National Statistics.
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Right at the heart of Scotland, Stirling makes a great place to head for when you escape Edinburgh at Festival time.
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Ant McPartlin will not host I’m A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here! for the first time since the show began in 2002.
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It’s often said that a good book should take readers on a journey, however a new initiative by VisitScotland is going a step further by encouraging readers to embark upon their own literary adventures around Scotland.
Living by the Sword
A rare collection of Jacobite propaganda, including a fictionalised account of the 1745 rising published anonymously to avoid charges of treason, has gone on show.
