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Registers of Scotland – SVP Platform in St Vincent’s Plaza, Glasgow, was named among the best workplaces in the UK at the British Council for Offices (BCO) annual national awards in London.
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At about this time of year, skiers and snowboarders all over the Northern Hemisphere start obsessing about whether the coming season is shaping up to be good, bad or ugly; and the only people keeping an even closer eye on long-range weather forecasts are the folks who run the ski resorts.
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Tennent’s are hoping to cheer up Edinburgh punters during the winter months by offering them a free pint and a taxi ride.
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Supervet Noel Fitzpatrick tells @JanetChristie2 medicine needn’t differentiate between pets and people, as he brings his show to Scotland
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Glaswegians have been eagerly anticipating the arrival of Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson in their city this week, for the filming of the latest movie in the Fast and Furious franchise.
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Ill fares the land, to hastening ills a prey, / Where wealth accumulates, and men decay. / Princes and lords may flourish, or may fade; / A breath can make them, as a breath has made; / But a bold peasantry...
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A fascinating new exhibition shows how Toulouse-Lautrec’s 19th century nightclub posters redefined our visual language
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There are no half measures with Jack White, who exercised his performer’s prerogative to ensure that his audience were fully in the moment with him and his band. No more polite requests that fans desist from filming the show on their phones ...
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The first rum distillery in central Scotland – Matugga Distillers – is preparing to start production at its new facility in Livingston.
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A film lover who tried to sell a 16mm reel for £5 online was stunned to discover it was a cult horror movie that had been missing for more than 50 years
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The Highlands and Islands have been named as one of the top places in the world to visit next year by respected travel guide Lonely Planet.
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The Highlands and Islands have been named as one of the top places in the world to visit next year by respected travel guide Lonely Planet.
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Books by Irvine Welsh, broadcaster Sally Magnusson and poet Jackie Kay are among those shortlisted for “prestigious” literary prizes.
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Archaeologists have hailed an internationally significant discovery in the Highlands after a number of tools made from red deer antler - which are believed to be around 6,000-years-old - were found.
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Simon Mayo is leaving BBC Radio 2, and the Drivetime show he hosts with Jo Whiley will come to an end.
