People
Award for Cameron McNeish!
Well-deserved recognition for our top outdoor writer Cameron McNeish has won the 2018 Scottish Award for Excellence in Mountain Culture. The award will be presented to the outdoor writer […]
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Heritage
Burns, Set In Stone
Memorials to the Bard exist all around the world MANY years ago I met with members of the Atlanta St Andrews Society in Georgia, USA. They told me how, […]
Heritage
Hamilton’s Scottish Heritage
Discover the Scottish roots of Alexander Hamilton, feisty right hand man of George Washington and the inspiration behind one of the most successful Broadway musicals of the decade Hamilton […]
People
A Tribute To Harry Sir Lauder
Scottish Opera’s warm and affectionate tribute to one of the Theatre Royal’s biggest stars As part of the 150th anniversary celebrations for Glasgow’s Theatre Royal, the curtain opens on Scottish […]
People
A Pioneering Photographer
… who captured a lost way of life In our November issue we looked back at the wonderful work of one of our most prolific photographers, Robert Moyes Adam. […]
Community
World Porridge Champions!
Swedes Take the Double at the 24th Annual World Porridge Making Championships Competitors from Sweden took both the main and speciality titles at the 2017 World Porridge Making Championships which took place […]
Authors
Irvine Welsh | Fringe-Spotting
The Trainspotting author gives us a preview of the three shows he’s involved with on this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe Most writers—certainly living writers—would be lucky to have their […]
People
Scotsman Of Steel
A self-taught Angus maker is creating stunning metal sculptures out of recycled metal On June 14 in Dundee’s Botanic Gardens, Steve Burke McKay unveiled his life-size Shetland pony sculpture made entirely […]
Interviews
A Wee Blether with Eddie The Eagle
Britain’s first Olympic Ski Jumper has turned performer Eddie ‘The Eagle’ Edwards is famed for taking life in both hands and, quite literally, leaping into the great unknown! Having […]
Outdoor Scotland
Tom Weir | Walking Points
FOR the official opening of the West Highland Way in October, the weather could hardly have been worse. Floods, a cold, gale-force wind and battering rain. Instead of a […]
