Scotland
Celebrating the varied wildlife of Mull
You’re probably already well aware of the incredible biodiversity on the Isle of Mull. But if you’re looking for a book that weaves together the animals, landscapes and people of this incredible island, rather than informing you of the wingspan and preferred diet of the island’s resident white-tailed sea eagles, then this might be the…
Read MoreTheatre on stage, on screen and on the road
The National Theatre of Scotland has unveiled its 2022 season. On stage, on screen and on the road, a busy year is ahead with major tours to venues across Scotland. There will also be a theatrical feature film and other digital projects. Jackie Wylie, artistic director and CEO of the National Theatre of Scotland, said:…
Read MoreSporting gun valuation in Scotland this March
Sporting gun valuation days hope to trigger off some great discoveries in Scotland this March. Sporting gun specialist Gavin Gardiner, will be offering advice and free auction valuations of all types of Sporting guns and rifles, both modern and vintage, as well as shooting accessories, guncases and related items on several dates. in England &…
Read MoreA collection of stunning Scottish photography
Each year, a book is published to capture some of the most stunning photography in Scotland. Showcasing striking Scottish landscapes, creative urban views, dramatic weather, seasonal shots and rugged coasts, this year’s Scottish Landscape Photographer of the Year book is truly breathtaking. Each page, curated by Stuart Low – the photographer who launched the The…
Read MoreBlooming great Scottish Snowdrop Festival returns
The Scottish Snowdrop Festival is now underway. The festival runs from January 25 – March 11, with events happening across the country in dozens of gardens, woodlands and estates. Visitors are invited to enjoy the sheets of white flowers and collections of special varieties of mid-winter’s loveliest bloom, to discover snowdrops growing in all kinds…
Read MoreShetland sanctuary completes its new seal rescue unit
Hillswick Wildlife Sanctuary has finished its new seal rescue unit, which will offer a better chance for rescued seals to make a full recovery from their injuries or illnesses. Supported by World Animal Protection, the improvements to this unit included energy efficient heat lamps and insulation features, all of which enables a stable environment for…
Read MoreBurns statue returned home for the Bard’s birthday
Leith’s iconic Burns statue has been returned to its home on Bernard Street, as Scotland celebrates the national bard. The 19th century bronze sculpture was put into storage in December 2019 to make way for Trams to Newhaven construction. It has since undergone specialist conservation work before its reinstatement at Bernard Street’s junction with Constitution…
Read More9000 bottles of whisky make history at auction
A man who has travelled the world in pursuit of good whisky, has made history after selling his personal collection – the largest in the world to come to auction. Working with market leader Whisky Auctioneer, over 9,000 bottles and 23 auctions later the curtain has closed with the final auction bringing the total to…
Read MoreAyrshire and Arran launch new tourism campaign
Ayrshire and Arran Destination Alliance is this week launching its biggest ever marketing campaign to help boost tourism to the area. The campaign ‘Find Your Balance’ uses bespoke video and digital content to showcase the many experiences Ayrshire and Arran has to offer for restorative recreation. The newly produced video content, featuring clever split screen…
Read MoreA gripping read that thrills to the very end
Master of crime Denzil Meyrick transports his readers to the urban gangland of the Scottish town of Paisley and the dark underworld of London. Packed with brutal crime, dysfunctional families and dark humour, follow gangland boss Zander Finn on his quest to right his wrongs, only to learn some life decisions can’t be undone. This…
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