Posts by Kenny Smith
Get yourself ready for a bottomless Sunday bunch
Radisson Collection Hotel, the Royal Mile Edinburgh, is launching a new bottomless brunch on Easter Sunday. This new offering is a millennial trend, which continues to thrive in the Scottish capital. Festivities will be accompanied by a live jazz band and a children’s Easter egg hunt on the hotel’s terrace providing fun for the whole…
Read MoreA-listed Hensol House at the heart of waterside estate
A beautiful estate in the heart of Kircudbrightshire is now on the market. Presented by Strutt and Parker, the Hensol Estate, in Castle Douglas, features a category A-listed country house. Accessed via a private tarmacadam driveway, after passing the Lodge Cottage, the drive which runs parallel with the River Dee continues past overhanging trees creating an…
Read MoreScots urged to cut down on their kitchen waste
Scotland’s national chef Gary Maclean is urging Scots to help fight climate change by making small changes in their kitchens. The MasterChef winner is supporting the national campaign from the Scottish Government to encourage people in Scotland to address climate change. The latest Scottish Household Survey, published by the Scottish Government, revealed that over half…
Read MoreCourt victory opens up more of national park to walkers
Walkers in the Loch Lomond and The Trossachs National Park will be able to enjoy more of the great outdoors after a court battle. The National Park’s Authority has won a landmark legal appeal against the Drumlean Estate, near Aberfoyle, which will ensure walkers and others can exercise responsible access within the estate which sits…
Read MoreScottish Field needs an editorial assistant
Do you love Scottish Field? Then maybe you want to come and work for us. We currently have a vacancy for an editorial assistant. Due to a staff member relocating abroad, there is a vacancy in our Edinburgh office, based on Ferry Road, for an editorial assistant to work across our titles, including not just…
Read MoreAll set for Easter fun at Blair Castle and Gardens
Blair Castle and Gardens has a cracking variety of activities for all the family to enjoy over the Easter weekend when it re-opens its doors to the public on Good Friday. The Perthshire castle – which appears in ITV’s Victoria – has some of egg-citing highlights in store during the holidays. These include – Easter…
Read MoreFive top tips to get your garden styled up for spring
The recent cold snap may have us all feeling as though the depths of winter are here to stay. But the start of the warmer season is just around the corner – hopefully – as spring has officially arrived. With the launch of its brand-new season collection, Dobbies is celebrating the official start to spring…
Read MoreBlackpool and London are top getaways
Scots looking to get an Easter break but have left it to the last minute are being given some handy travel hints. This Easter, escape the endless airport queues and avoid the congested motorways as GoEuro, the leading European platform for booking train, bus and flights, invites travellers to enjoy the great British staycation. GoEuro…
Read MoreThe Macallan unveils a new look – but the same taste
An old Scotch whisky favourite is being given a fresh image from next month. The Macallan has unveiled a bold new look across its range of single malt whiskies that will begin rolling out globally from April. Taking inspiration from The Macallan Rare Cask and Rare Cask Black packaging, the new bottle design is broad-shouldered,…
Read MoreScottish vets warn against sharing your Easter eggs
Scottish pet owners are being reminded to do their four-legged friends a favour this Easter. Vets are urging pet owners to keep chocolate treats safely out of reach of inquisitive pets this Easter, as findings released by the British Veterinary Association (BVA) reveal that half of (52%) companion animal vets in the country saw at…
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