Living by the Sword
Many employees in Scotland are in the position of earning just over £43,000, but not everyone will know that the tax paid on part of that salary is much greater than someone earning the same amount in other parts of the UK.
Living by the Sword
The inaugural exhibition at Dundee V&A will re-imagine the golden age of ocean travel, from the liners forged on the River Clyde to the glamorous and decadent side of life enjoyed on these floating palaces.
Living by the Sword
For the first time in more than 330 years, a clan is to get its first chief to represent millions of its people around the world.
Living by the Sword
The leader of the Scottish Jacobite Party claims he has been barred by the National Trust for Scotland from carrying out his volunteer gardening work at a 200-year-old walled garden after criticising the trust’s chief executive at their 2018 annual general meeting.
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The term ‘business travel’ tends to evoke images of glamorous lifestyles and all-expenses-paid stop-overs in beautiful destinations.
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At a recent meeting of the Scottish ski industry’s high heid-yins there was a discussion about key moments in the 2017/18 season – the events that had done the most to help raise the profile of Scottish snow-sliding.
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AN all new Christmas at the Botanics lights trail is returning to turn the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh into a dazzling winter wonderland.
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A little bit of surfing history was made last week when the World Surf League held its first ever inland event in the sleepy town of Lemoore, California – a place hitherto most famous, in sporting circles at least...
Living by the Sword
There are many different emotions and reactions that pass into a reader when reading the work of Ben Marcus. You can wonder at his emotional acuity; you can be dazzled by the intellectual brilliance; you can savour the subtle lyricism of each and every sentence.
Living by the Sword
A 10-year-old schoolgirl persuaded Kellog's to change its slogan on Coco Pops boxes after writing a letter to tell them it is 'sexist.'
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A sandwich shop in Leith has been forced to apologise after a series of foul-mouthed posts responding to negative reviews on their Facebook page.
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At the heart of Corstorphine House Avenue in Edinburgh, is the house that named the road. Dating from the early 1800s, it is a beautiful Georgian villa in a large garden.
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Dundee is exploring plans for a multi-million pound concert hall, opera house and conference centre for its waterfront to follow the opening of its V&A museum.
Living by the Sword
Dundee city council’s plan to investigate building a concert hall and conference centre to contemplate the V&A design museum is to be applauded.
Living by the Sword
The Campaign for Real Ale has named a well-known pub in Musselburgh as one of the best in the UK, as the winner from the region of Scotland and Northern Ireland.
