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They’re on target with competition run since 1660
The Queen’s Body Guard for Scotland, the Royal Company of Archers, will compete for the Selkirk Silver Arrow later this month. Read More
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Colourful event to mark the change of seasons
Hundreds of people from across Scotland will take part in Holi, the Indian Festival of Colours, at a farm next weekend. Read More
Books
How independent schools have become so relevant
The New Meritocracy is thorough analysis of how the independent schools sector has transformed itself dramatically from 1979-2015. Read More
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Mammoths set for a visit to Scotland this summer
Over 40 prehistoric animals – from woolly mammoths to dire wolves – are coming to Scotland this summer. Read More
Film & TV
Peter Mullan’s Orphans find a new ‘home’
Scottish movie classic Orphans – released 20 years ago this month – is being celebrated by BBC Scotland. Read More
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All you can do is step back in time at Museum of Flight
Clydesdale horse logging demonstrations, wartime encampments, battle reenactments, plus 1940s singing and dancing and tales of life on the home front ... Read More
Visual Arts
Super silverwork to go on show at National Museum
Recently graduated and early career silversmiths have been boosted as their work is to go on display in the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. Read More
Books
A fascinating history of Scotland’s geology
Set In Stone, by Alan McKirdy, is a concise and lavishly illustrated introduction to the geology and landscapes of Scotland. Read More
Culture
Over 635,000 people flocked to see Dippy the dinosaur
After delighting more than 635,000 visitors Dippy, the Natural History Museum London’s famous dinosaur, has bowed out to rapturous applause at Kelvi... Read More
What’s on
They’re on target with competition run since 1660
The Queen’s Body Guard for Scotland, the Royal Company of Archers, will compete for the Selkirk Silver Arrow later this month. Read More
What’s on
Colourful event to mark the change of seasons
Hundreds of people from across Scotland will take part in Holi, the Indian Festival of Colours, at a farm next weekend. Read More
Books
How independent schools have become so relevant
The New Meritocracy is thorough analysis of how the independent schools sector has transformed itself dramatically from 1979-2015. Read More
What’s on
Mammoths set for a visit to Scotland this summer
Over 40 prehistoric animals – from woolly mammoths to dire wolves – are coming to Scotland this summer. Read More
Film & TV
Peter Mullan’s Orphans find a new ‘home’
Scottish movie classic Orphans – released 20 years ago this month – is being celebrated by BBC Scotland. Read More
What’s on
All you can do is step back in time at Museum of Flight
Clydesdale horse logging demonstrations, wartime encampments, battle reenactments, plus 1940s singing and dancing and tales of life on the home front ... Read More
Visual Arts
Super silverwork to go on show at National Museum
Recently graduated and early career silversmiths have been boosted as their work is to go on display in the National Museum of Scotland in Edinburgh. Read More
Books
A fascinating history of Scotland’s geology
Set In Stone, by Alan McKirdy, is a concise and lavishly illustrated introduction to the geology and landscapes of Scotland. Read More
Culture
Over 635,000 people flocked to see Dippy the dinosaur
After delighting more than 635,000 visitors Dippy, the Natural History Museum London’s famous dinosaur, has bowed out to rapturous applause at Kelvi... Read More