Photo caption: More than 1,200 international performers from more than ten nations will open the show at Edinburgh Castle this Friday (3 August). This year’s Tattoo (3-25 August) will celebrate ‘The Sky’s the Limit’ taking audiences on a journey of human evolution to man’s greatest achievements. The theme will mark Scotland’s Year of Young People and pay homage to the RAF’s centenary.

Top Secret Drum Corps are heading to the Tattoo

Culture | Music | Scotland
Swiss drumming sensation, The Top Secret Drum Corps, has been revealed as the first confirmed international act to take to the Castle Esplanade when The...
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Visit Moray Speyside launches biggest UK campaign

Scotland
Visit Moray Speyside, the destination marketing organisation for Moray and Speyside, is this week revealing details of a UK marketing campaign focused on boosting tourism...

From Sheffield with love to Scotland’s islands

Books | Reviews | Scotland
Despite living in Sheffield, author Richard Clubley’s love for the Scottish islands brings him north several times a year. And in this book, he gives...

Addressing the impact of personality disorders

Books | Reviews | Scotland
This is a fascinating story spanning five centuries of history seen through the eyes of schizophrenic John McPake. Helped by the voices inside his head,...

Auld Bride – a Glencairn Glass crimewriting prize runner-up

Culture | Scotland
The Glencairn Glass – the world's favourite whisky glass – has been celebrating Scottish crime writing talent over the past two years. It's been the...

Teardrops – a Glencairn Glass crimewriting prize runner-up

Culture | Scotland
The world’s favourite whisky glass – The Glencairn Glass – has been celebrating Scottish crime writing talent over the past two years as headline sponsor...
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