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Glasgow’s famous buildings star in art exhibition
Glasgow is famous throughout the world for its beautiful architecture. Read More
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Highland Games will be the biggest and best yet
This year’s Inverness Highland Games and Gala weekend is being expanded with a number of new events being added to the city’s summer season. Read More
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The story of Gigha – from pre-historic until today
Just off the Kintyre peninsula lies the small island of Gigha, the most southerly Hebridean isle. Read More
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This new exhibition is literally fan-tastic
An exciting new exhibition exploring the fascinating beauty of hand fans, their meaning, and history during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries is ... Read More
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Broadcaster James was in the thick of it
When James Naughtie was finishing his English degree at Aberdeen University, his careers advisor saw a great future ahead – in hospital administrati... Read More
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A celebration of the Isle of Iona in words
For centuries, the island of Iona has influenced writers, poets and songsmiths, from the early settlers of Iona Abbey to Robert Louis Stevenson. Read More
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Scotland’s young writing talent – who died aged 8
In 1811, eight-year-old Marjory Fleming contracted meningitis and died. Read More
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Jane Raven has an art of stone – and glass too
The pleasing juxtaposition of flowers and words has seen Jane Raven carve out a career as an artist working with glass and stone. Read More
Books
Delving into Scotland’s proud history of textiles
Warm Covers sees Janet Rae delve into the story of Scotland’s once thriving textile industry, when the production of cotton and wool were at the for... Read More
Visual Arts
Glasgow’s famous buildings star in art exhibition
Glasgow is famous throughout the world for its beautiful architecture. Read More
What’s on
Highland Games will be the biggest and best yet
This year’s Inverness Highland Games and Gala weekend is being expanded with a number of new events being added to the city’s summer season. Read More
Books
The story of Gigha – from pre-historic until today
Just off the Kintyre peninsula lies the small island of Gigha, the most southerly Hebridean isle. Read More
What’s on
This new exhibition is literally fan-tastic
An exciting new exhibition exploring the fascinating beauty of hand fans, their meaning, and history during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries is ... Read More
Culture
Broadcaster James was in the thick of it
When James Naughtie was finishing his English degree at Aberdeen University, his careers advisor saw a great future ahead – in hospital administrati... Read More
Books
A celebration of the Isle of Iona in words
For centuries, the island of Iona has influenced writers, poets and songsmiths, from the early settlers of Iona Abbey to Robert Louis Stevenson. Read More
Culture
Scotland’s young writing talent – who died aged 8
In 1811, eight-year-old Marjory Fleming contracted meningitis and died. Read More
Visual Arts
Jane Raven has an art of stone – and glass too
The pleasing juxtaposition of flowers and words has seen Jane Raven carve out a career as an artist working with glass and stone. Read More
Books
Delving into Scotland’s proud history of textiles
Warm Covers sees Janet Rae delve into the story of Scotland’s once thriving textile industry, when the production of cotton and wool were at the for... Read More