Living by the Sword
In March 1969, a new publisher called Cicerone, based in the north of England, brought out its first ever guidebook: The Northern Lake District, written by Arthur Hassall. It consisted of just 40 pages...
Living by the Sword
One is high on a hilltop, two are in intimate corners that fit their intensely personal themes, one overlooks the Water of Leith, and another the Meadows; but if there’s one Love Letter to Europe in this year’s New Year Message From The Skies installation ...
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Golden Door is an exclusive spa retreat in California unlike any other — it focuses on inner reflection and self-discovery through activities like predawn hikes and fencing lessons.
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Living by the Sword
The year began with the overwhelming cornucopia of Celtic Connections, opening in triumphant form with its 25th anniversary concert. A crammed concert bill included celebrated names from Scotland, Ireland...
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It has been a year in which Justin Timberlake and Kylie Minogue discovered they were a little bit country and Arctic Monkeys went a little bit lounge; in which Roy Orbison was reanimated as a hologram...
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Fencing Association of India (FAI) president Rajeev Mehta has been made the head of the South Asian body for a four-year term.
FAI secretary general Bashir Ahmed Khan will also hold a similar post at the South Asian Fencing Federation.
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I’ve just been watching a very slickly produced short film about the new ten-year, £27 million plan for the CairnGorm Mountain ski area, and – on first viewing, at least – it looks like a skier or snowboarder’s dream come true.
Living by the Sword
Feminists Don’t Wear Pink and Other Lies (Penguin, £12.99) is a collection of short stories, poems and memories curated by Scarlett Curtis in partnership with Girl Up - a frank and fascinating insight into what it means to be a woman and a feminist in the modern world.
Living by the Sword
Those seeking to buy property in central Scotland will have the opportunity to purchase a former church for just £150,000.
Living by the Sword
A summer night, a long time ago, I was dispatched to the coast to cover some drama. It had been raining, with enough heat left to waft the scent from pine woods into the road. I can still remember the car...
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Gordon Robertson has released the full speech he made during Marketing Edinburgh’s festive gathering in the Balmoral Hotel.
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Far too many vulnerable people are at risk because of antiquated legislation that near forces companies to bully them.
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The figurehead of the body charged with selling Edinburgh to the world has warned it needs to take urgent steps to tackle a “tourism bad” narrative in the city after a summer of discontent.
Living by the Sword
AT FIRST glance, it’s not the most obvious choice for a Christmas show: the musical of the 2005 film, loosely based on a true story, about a failing Northampton shoe factory that’s saved from closure when its new owner Charlie ...
Living by the Sword
“I FEEL like anger is becoming a personality trait, it’s f***ing relentless,” said Lily Allen, moments before the finale of her show, a breezy skip through the righteous dismissal of F*** You. She was talking about the national political mood (Theresa May and Brexit had already been mentioned)...
