Living by the Sword
Introduced in 1993, council tax is used as a means to fund local public services - from police forces to bin collections.
Living by the Sword
The Great Celebrity Bake Off for Stand Up To Cancer returns in 2020, with a roster of famous faces hoping to show off their baking prowess - or lack of - in a bid to be awarded the coveted Star Baker apron
Living by the Sword
If you’re looking for a pizza place in Scotland that offers a range of delicious dishes, then you won’t be disappointed.
Living by the Sword
In her thought-provoking new novel, A User’s Guide to Make-Believe, Jane Alexander explores the life of a woman who uses virtual reality to revisit the golden days of a relationship. Interview by David...
Living by the Sword
Though Deadwater Fell isn't based on true events, show creators were heavily inspired by true crime documentaries.
Living by the Sword
How do you go about providing a platform for cutting edge contemporary classical music? Somewhere artists and composers can try out the untested, the dangerously experimental? Belfast-born composer and sound designer Matthew Whiteside has the answer...
Living by the Sword
From director Sir Sam Mendes, First World War epic 1917 tells the story of two young British soldiers stationed in northern France who must deliver warning of an ambush before it's too late.
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Mischief-making and misinformation about Edinburgh’s Hogmanay and other events must not go unanswered, writes Brian Ferguson.
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Wiley has threatened to attack Stormzy's mother as the feud between the two British rappers escalates.
Living by the Sword
A total of 755 social enterprises work specifically in health and social care – that’s 13 per cent of all social enterprises and a 21 per cent increase since 2015. Health and social care contributes a...
Living by the Sword
Talking about our mental health is something that many of us still find difficult to do – for too long our society did not encourage us to open up about our feelings and our emotional wellbeing. The results of this were too many people blighted by stigma around mental health...
Living by the Sword
Supermarkets suffered their slowest growth over the Christmas period since 2015 after the hoped-for post-election spending rush by consumers failed to materialise.
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More than 2.6 million people flocked to Edinburgh’s controversial Christmas market, with the overall attendance up nearly five per cent in the space of 12 months.
Living by the Sword
Alexander McCall Smith reveals how he helped stage an operatic version of Shakespeare’s Macbeth – set among baboons – after a chance encounter with two American primatologists in the Okavango Delta.
Rain City Fencing Center
Starting soon, we will be able to make important announcements such as lesson cancellations and weather closures via text message. All you need to do is make sure your mobile number is entered into your profile in Zen Planner.
