Posts by Kenny Smith
Luxury jewellers seek home for much-loved piano
Luxury jewellery retailer Hamilton & Inches are look for a new home for their much-loved piano. It has stood in pride of place in the showroom since 2012, but now, to coincide with Pass it On Week, a local recipient could make sweet music. The RitmĂĽller baby grand has entertained thousands of customers over the years…
Read More1917’s Scots screenwriter to give a talk in Glasgow
An Oscar-nominated Glasgow screenwriter with Hollywood at her feet is returning to her roots. Royal Conservatoire of Scotland (RCS) graduate Krysty Wilson-Cairns is one of the most-talked about new voices in film … and her star is rapidly on the rise. She’s behind box office smash 1917, the stunning World War One war epic, which…
Read MoreWelcome the new season at Really Wild for spring dressing
Think beautiful Liberty prints in abundant florals, free flowing dresses paired with traditional tailoring in light Scottish tweeds bringing subtle movement to the look. It’s the signature Really Wild style for the forthcoming Spring season, embodying soft pastel hues- the perfect way to transition and brighten up your wardrobe with the weather. The same things…
Read MoreArdbeg Distillery launches a limited edition beer
Ardbeg, the world-renowned Islay distillery, announced the release of its first ever beer – The Shortie Smoky Porter. Named after Ardbeg’s beloved canine mascot, Shortie the Jack Russell, this limited edition will be launched in partnership with Brewgooder as part of their Global Gathering campaign. The brain-child of flatmates Alan McIntyre, global brand manager at…
Read MoreTravel firm earns 5 Star Quality Award for ninth year
A Scots travel firm has been awarded the Visit Scotland 5 star Quality Assurance award again this year. Gray Line Scotland first received the award back in 2012 and are incredibly proud of this acknowledgement of the hard work of it’s team to give visitors the best possible experience on it’s range of Scottish day…
Read MoreGermans v Jacobites – a new take on Culloden
This is a new perspective on Culloden detailing The Hessians role in the battle. This book focuses on the interesting characters leading both sides, providing information on the men themselves as well as events on the run up to the battle and its aftermath. A refreshingly new take on a well-documented subject. Best of Enemies:…
Read MoreSpectacular views over the beautiful Isle of Skye
A decrofted family house with spectacular views over the Sound of Sleat is now for sale. Presented by Galbraith, No 26 Camuscross is a handsome modern property in the coastal hamlet of Camuscross on the Sleat peninsula on Skye. With one reception room and three bedrooms, this property has spacious and well-appointed accommodation. The house,…
Read MoreMarchmont Mural Cycle set to be unveiled
World-class speakers to explore the importance of Phoebe Anna Traquair, the Pre-Raphaelite Sisterhood and other 19th-century women. Mural paintings of the Four Seasons will be unveiled in the Cupola Hall of one of Scotland’s most beautiful stately homes during an event to celebrate and promote women artists. Artist and art historian Julia Alexandra Mee has…
Read MoreFirm thanked for raising over ÂŁ10,000 for Will Aid
Tayside based solicitors and estate agents Miller Hendry celebrated raising over ÂŁ10,000 for nine of the UK’s best loved charities through its Will Aid campaign activity. Its work in November 2019 ranked it the second highest fundraising firm in Scotland. Representing the nine charities, including SCIAF (Scotland), ActionAid, Age UK, Christian Aid, NSPCC, Save the…
Read MoreArtists and makers invited to sign up for event
Applications are being invited from artists and makers to take part in Perthshire Open Studios (POS) 2020. The organisers say it’s important to sign up early as a maximum of 140 studios are able to take part. This year’s event will take place across beautiful Perthshire and Kinross-shire between 5-13 September and is expected to…
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