Culture
Boo’s Paper Houses Create a Stir in the Art World!
Would you like your home to star in an original work of art? Scottish artist Boo Paterson has won praise on both sides of the Atlantic for her intricate architectural […]
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Island Life
A questing heron stalks the furthest edge of wrack-strewn rocks, working the falling tide on a Skye shore. Two otters clamber onto a scrap of a skerry near Ord, just […]
Culture
Scottish Premiere for The Curious Incident…
The National Theatre’s multi award-winning production of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, adapted from Mark Haddon’s best-selling book, makes its Scottish debut at the Festival Theatre […]
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Royal Highland Show Countdown
OK, we know it’s not until June, but this year will be the 175th Royal Highland Show, and it promises to be the best one yet! The RHS is Scotland’s […]
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Scotland’s New White Lady
Meet Victoria, the UK’s only female polar bear, who moves to her new home in the Highland Wildlife Park today. Victoria is travelling all the way from Aalborg Zoo in Denmark […]
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Tartan Day
Next weekend Arbroath will be celebrating its annual Tartan Day Festival with a range of events throughout Angus. The festival commemorates the signing of the Declaration of Arbroath on April 6, […]
Outdoor Scotland
Q-Aye! – The Scottish Facts You Need To Know | Part 2
Put yourself to the test with our list of 30 essential weird and wonderful Scotland facts. How many do you know? Penguin Parade! The penguins of Edinburgh Zoo […]
Outdoor Scotland
Q-Aye! – The Scottish Facts You Need To Know | Part 4
Put yourself to the test with our list of 30 essential weird and wonderful Scottish facts. How many do you know? Trains hold special meaning for author JK Rowling […]
Outdoor Scotland
Q-Aye! – The Scottish Facts You Need To Know | Part 6
Put yourself to the test with our list of 30 essential weird and wonderful Scotland facts. How many do you know? Oops! Charles Dickens’ mistake created a literacy world […]
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Thrilling To Diver’s Call
If you didn’t know what that sound is, at first hearing you could be forgiven for thinking that it is like the speech of the land itself, like blood, like […]
