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Picture perfect biography of famed Scots artist
Godfrey Bell was prompted to write Colin Hunter of the Holland Park Circle after moving to the same area – Holland Park Circle in Kensington, London... Read More
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Ten famous places from books set in Scotland
Scotland has inspired countless authors from JK Rowling to Arthur Conan Doyle. Read More
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Inspirational women of Scotland at heart of book
Renowned journalist Rosemary Goring delves deep into Scotland’s rich history in Scotland - Her Story, with the acutely perspective of what life was ... Read More
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Celebrating 12 parks in Scotland’s dear green place
John Cairney, a native Weegie, pays a personal tribute to 12 of Glasgow’s dear green spaces in A Walk in the Park. Read More
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The story of Scotland’s islands are all mapped out
Scotland: Mapping the Islands is a beautifully presented book which reproduces maps from the National Library of Scotland’s collection using the mos... Read More
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The tough battle to keep a railway route on track
In Highland Survivor, David Spaven picks up on his father’s relentless quest to keep Britain’s most northerly and longest rural railway line opera... Read More
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Capturing a turbulent period in Scottish history
It’s 1679 in Scotland and the king’s power is increasing with regard to the church - this is the dawn of Protestantism. Read More
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From glass to plate in delicious combinations
For those who love a dram, Á Table: Whisky From Glass To Plate by the Islay-based, French food and drink journalist, Martine Nouet is not only a wond... Read More
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Highs and the lows of Scottish life from 1976-99
The Broken Journey is the second volume in Kenneth Roy’s collection on life in Scotland after the tragic events of World War II. Read More
Books
Picture perfect biography of famed Scots artist
Godfrey Bell was prompted to write Colin Hunter of the Holland Park Circle after moving to the same area – Holland Park Circle in Kensington, London... Read More
Books
Ten famous places from books set in Scotland
Scotland has inspired countless authors from JK Rowling to Arthur Conan Doyle. Read More
Books
Inspirational women of Scotland at heart of book
Renowned journalist Rosemary Goring delves deep into Scotland’s rich history in Scotland - Her Story, with the acutely perspective of what life was ... Read More
Books
Celebrating 12 parks in Scotland’s dear green place
John Cairney, a native Weegie, pays a personal tribute to 12 of Glasgow’s dear green spaces in A Walk in the Park. Read More
Books
The story of Scotland’s islands are all mapped out
Scotland: Mapping the Islands is a beautifully presented book which reproduces maps from the National Library of Scotland’s collection using the mos... Read More
Books
The tough battle to keep a railway route on track
In Highland Survivor, David Spaven picks up on his father’s relentless quest to keep Britain’s most northerly and longest rural railway line opera... Read More
Books
Capturing a turbulent period in Scottish history
It’s 1679 in Scotland and the king’s power is increasing with regard to the church - this is the dawn of Protestantism. Read More
Books
From glass to plate in delicious combinations
For those who love a dram, Á Table: Whisky From Glass To Plate by the Islay-based, French food and drink journalist, Martine Nouet is not only a wond... Read More
Books
Highs and the lows of Scottish life from 1976-99
The Broken Journey is the second volume in Kenneth Roy’s collection on life in Scotland after the tragic events of World War II. Read More