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A UNIQUE Scots home has gone on sale offering would-be buyers the chance to live in a “castle” for a six-figure price tag. Little Culdees is a four-bedroom property, in Muthill, near Crieff, Perthshire that was built using materials salvaged from part of the ruin of nearby Culdees Castle. The category-B listed building is being […]
SCOTTISH bar and restaurant El Santo welcomes live entertainment sessions with professional dancers, DJ sets and live music. The Latin American-themed venue in Glasgow’s Merchant City is working with Glaswegian dancer and choreographer Antonia Giomi to deliver a new dining experience. She studied for four years in Glasgow at Clyde College, with an additional three […]
SKYE’S oldest distillery Talisker has named local artist Katie Tunn as its first-ever artist in residence, creating an exclusive label design. Katie has also collaborated with the Talisker Brand Home team to create a unique whisky and painting experience, ‘Piece of the Sea’, which will run on 14 February 2024. She has designed the label […]
SCOTLAND’S first all-trades national emergency repairs company is on track to record a turnover of £1million in its first six months of trading. Emergency Repair has 2000 emergency engineers on call at all times from its base in Edinburgh. Covering the whole of the country, all UK postcodes have a guaranteed two-hour response time. Managing […]
A CHEEKY football fan devised an ingenious method to avoid receiving a parking ticket for leaving his car parked illegally at an away fixture. The Manchester United supporter travelled to Wolverhampton, West Midlands last week to watch his beloved side take on Wolves. However, deciding to take a risk and leave his car parked on […]
A TRAIN conductor has left passengers tickled after singing a train station related remix of a Queen classic over the tannoy. The voice – believed to belong to beloved conductor Chris Edwards – was captured over belting out an alternative version of Queen’s Bohemian Rhapsody on Saturday. Filmed by passenger Nigel Harris on a train […]
INDEPENDENT Scottish law firm Anderson Strathern has bolstered its senior team with the appointment of a partner and a further four directors. The move strengthens Anderson Strathern’s commercial property, corporate law, commercial litigation, tax & accountancy, and private client teams. The three new hires bring with them expertise in sectors such as renewables, intellectual property, […]
Limited edition flavour set to shine at major light festival SCOTLAND’S favourite ice cream brand has had its brightest idea yet by creating the country’s first ever glow in the dark ice cream. Mackie’s of Scotland will showcase the first-of-its-kind creation at the 10th anniversary of the Spectra Light Festival in Aberdeen. The Aberdeenshire-based family firm […]
BLACKBURN Rovers have been slammed by fans over their pre-match children’s entertainment option dubbed a “disgrace”. A picture snapped on Saturday showed industrial waste bins being used as makeshift targets for young fans of the Lancashire club to try and chip a football into. Many were left unimpressed by the car park offering and were […]
A FORMER sports coach from Portsmouth who supplied videos of naked swimming pupils to an Australian paedophile has been jailed. Terry Neale, 55, from North End, was tracked down and arrested by National Crime Agency officers in January 2021. The arrest was made after the Australian Federal Police (AFP) recovered the videos and shared them […]
