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Spring Fling flies the flag for Scots arts and crafts in Newcastle

Culture
Spring Fling is presenting work by some of Dumfries and Galloway’s finest artists and makers at the UK’s largest art, craft and design gallery. The...
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A host of big names headline Borders Book Festival

Books
The Borders Book Festival programme is returning this summer with a big-name guest list. Tickets are now on sale, as organisers prepare to welcome back...
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Music, comedy, stories and more at Fringe by the Sea

Culture
One of Scotland’s most loved arts festivals, East Lothian’s Fringe by the Sea, has today announced a fresh wave of acts for 2022 – Sir...

An academic read covering the Romans in Scotland

Books | Reviews
Think you know about the earliest Roman invasion in Caledonia? Think again. This mind-boggling study offers an alternative view on what happened in AD 83,...
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Summer exhibition will make a big impression

Culture
A major Impressionist exhibition will reveal Scotland's starring role in ther rise of the modern art phenomenon. The remarkable story of how Scotland became home...
National Museum of Flight curator, Ian Brown examines a piece of Second World War radar equipment from the East Lothian attraction’s aviation collection as he launches his new book, Radar in Scotland: 1938-46. The publication reveals the fascinating history of Scotland’s wartime radar stations and the vital role they played in the conflict. Press release from Artisan PR: 07803 945043

Scotland’s wartime radar history is revealed

Books | Culture
The fascinating history of Scotland's wartime radar stations and the vital role they played in the Second World War is revealed in a new book....
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