Book review – The Walrus Mutterer

By Kenny Smith | September 10, 2018

Green activist Mandy Haggith marks the beginning of her new Stone Stories trilogy with an adventurous novel taking the reader back to the Iron Age. Set in 320BC in Northern Britain, the book follows Rian, a young woman who is enslaved by a deceptive trader and forced on a perilous sea voyage in search of…

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Tasty options and a good atmosphere make Tapa a hit

By Kenny Smith | April 11, 2018

Tapa This Leith eatery in a converted warehouse tucked away just off The Shore in Leith is where we often go as a family for a lazy Sunday lunch with friends. It’s relaxed, child-friendly, able to cope with big groups and there’s always space. The £15 set lunch is good, but we like the costillas,…

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Calling all gardeners!

By Peter Ranscombe | May 19, 2009

Have you got a beautiful garden? Would you like to see it photographed and featured in Scottish Field? Perhaps you have taken an overgrown old garden and transformed it into a sea of blooms? It doesn’t matter if your garden is big or small, in the town or country, if you’re proud of it then…

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