Culture
African brass and copper at heart of new display
A new display exploring how brass and copper were used as objects of exchange, status and power in Africa has opened at the National Museum...
Exploring and saving the backbone of Scotland
After walking the watershed in 64 days in 2005, a 745 mile route he calls ‘the backbone of Scotland’, Peter Wright believes sustainable measures are...
Pressing Scottish questions given some answers
Scotland has many questions that are regularly asked of it. And there's plenty of questions to be asked about Scots and their inventions and successes...
Swapping London for a quiet Scottish Island
One day, whilst on holiday from her busy job in London, Anne Cholawo came across something that would change her life forever. It was a...
