Living by the Sword
They came from miles around to gather among the rocks for Sunday services, the new open-air church created after a deep schism in the Kirk left worshippers without a home.
Living by the Sword
A campaign to “Mend our Mountains” has been launched to fund urgent repairs to paths on two of Scotland’s most popular Munros.
Living by the Sword
One of only two surviving documents with a personal link to William Wallace will go on show in Edinburgh.
Living by the Sword
It was killed off by the advent of on-demand TV and the rise of the box set, which meant that people were watching different things at different times.
Living by the Sword
David Budd stood quaking in a fast-emptying London square, with no leaves on the trees, no grass on the ground and seemingly very little prospect of his lugubrious Scottish accent and tiny but cute heid making it through to the end of the TV event of the year.
Living by the Sword
A memorial is being planned for thousands of woman locked away and treated as Glasgow’s “dirty secret” following a 19th century crackdown on rising venereal disease, prostitution and declining moral character.
Living by the Sword
More than 27,000 members of the public have visited the new V&A Dundee museum in its first week of opening.
Living by the Sword
More than 27,000 members of the public have visited the new V&A Dundee museum in its first week of opening.
Living by the Sword
They have staged plays in an airport terminal, on a ferry and in the Glasgow Subway – and are now about to take audiences on a lorry round Paisley.
Living by the Sword
This is a fascinating, informative and occasionally frustrating book. It is concerned with the life of Dudley Buck, a pioneer in the field of computing, whose genius brought him to the attention of the National Security Agency.
Living by the Sword
Since the “media” debut in February of the DS7 Crossback I hadn’t seen another. That’s not a surprise. While it is visually hard to miss it carries a premium price. The sales graph will be gradual for this parvenu to the playground of “those three Germans” and assorted Volvos...
Living by the Sword
They are drawn from a treasure trove of images capturing everyday life in Edinburgh half a century ago.
Living by the Sword
They are drawn from a treasure trove of images capturing everyday life in Edinburgh half a century ago.
Living by the Sword
I am quite enjoying this recent trend for fictionalising the lives of real-life characters. My favourite still has to be Curtis Sittenfeld’s American Wife, which tells the story of a woman who, although she is given a different name, is based on the wife of George Bush Snr, Laura.
Living by the Sword
A previously unknown postcard written by Japanese literary legend Soseki Natsume on a trip to Robert Burns’ cottage in Ayr has emerged which experts say casts new light on the author’s time in the UK.
