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Vikings, huge crustaceans and a helpful seagull
The basis of A Large Measure of Snow is that in December 1967, with all roads to the town of Kinloch cut off by snow, its fishing fleet sets off for G... Read More
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The fascinating story of one Scottish river’s song
If Rivers Could Sing, a delightful little book, is subtitled ‘A year in the life of the River Devon as it passes through the counties of Perthshire,... Read More
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The autobiography of a true Scottish rugby great
Ken Scotland, a fullback for Heriot’s, Cambridge University, Scotland and the British & Irish Lions in the fifties and sixties, was one of the f... Read More
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Pitlochry Festival Theatre takes performing outside
Pitlochry Festival Theatre is to reopen this summer with a season of outdoor performances. Read More
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They’re creepy and they’re kooky – and coming to Glasgow
Following the UK Government shutdown of theatres in March 2020, the producers of The Addams Family, A Musical Comedy, have revealed the tour will visi... Read More
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The June 2021 edition of Scottish Field is out now
Stunning Scottish landscapes are in the frame in the June 2021 edition of Scottish Field. Read More
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Glasgow Women’s Library announces fifth literary festival
Glasgow Women’s Library has announced its 2021 Open the Door programme, the literary festival that puts women to the fore. Read More
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At the Beginning of a New World in art exhibition
The Goldfinch Gallery in Comrie is delighted to present a new exhibition of works by Liz Kemp entitled: At the Beginning of a New World (Series). Read More
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Aye Write announces its full cast for digital book festival
The Aye Write book festival has announced its full programme of online events featuring 140 authors from Scotland and around the world, over two weeke... Read More