Living by the Sword
One of Scotland’s leading tourism and events experts has urged councillors not to make any “rash” or “knee-jerk” reactions over the future of Edinburgh’s Hogmanay celebrations in the wake of a string of controversies over the event.
Living by the Sword
One of Scotland’s leading tourism and events experts has urged councillors against “rash” or “knee-jerk” decisions on the future of Edinburgh’s Hogmanay celebrations in the wake of a string of controversies over the event.
Living by the Sword
If you’re just starting out in your career, or thinking of turning your hand to something new, it’s helpful to know what kind of salary you can expect to earn in your desired sector of work.
Living by the Sword
Last winter, due to the historic lack of snow in Scotland’s hills, the competitive snowsports calendar was left with more holes in it than a Swiss cheese in a Wild West shoot-out. The organisers of the SkiMo Scotland ski mountaineering races were forced to cancel events at the Lecht in December...
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JM Coetzee is an intriguing and acclaimed author, having won the Nobel Prize for Literature and the Booker Prize, twice. I very much admired works such as Waiting For The Barbarians, Life & Times Of Michael K and Disgrace.
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In 2018, in a speech that bore a passing resemblance to one given by Adolf Hitler in 1933, Theresa May famously said: “If you believe you are a citizen of the world, you are a citizen of nowhere. You don’t...
Living by the Sword
Three brothers aiming to become the fastest trio to row the Atlantic have issued a challenge to January gym-goers from the ocean.
Living by the Sword
To find her distinctive flowing style, Glasgow-based artist France-Lise McGurn had to learn to favour intuition over intellect. Now her new-found freedom has brought an international audience and a major show at Tramway.
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The horrors of war are ever-present in 1917, Sam Mendes’ sweeping drama, but the Safdie brothers deliver even greater nerve-jangling tension with New York heist move Uncut Gems
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For those who love to be pampered, but like their four-legged friend to have a treat too, then the new trend of dog-friendly spas could be right up your street.
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Self-confessed epicureans Gaelle and Frederic Roger have found the perfect way to combine their love of France and Scotland, while indulging their passion for all things gourmet.
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A former international ‘Singer of the World’ winner is set to perform in Linlithgow this month with a world-renowned accompanist.
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The Scottish Government’s Curriculum for Excellence is intended to help children and young people gain the knowledge, skills and attributes needed for life in the 21st century, including skills for life, learning and work.
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The face of one of the earliest inhabitants of Edinburgh after its official establishment as a town has been revealed after painstaking detective work on the remains of bodies dug up beneath the Old Town.
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.
