Tag: Scotlands
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Lighting the way with Scotland’s first glow in the dark ice cream
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…
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Exhibition captures the pride within Scotland’s fishing sector
Individuals from across the industry profiled in major visual project THE MOVING accounts and portraits of 12 passionate workers within Scotland’s fishing industry take centre-stage as part of an ambitious new exhibition titled “Pride in the Seas”. A celebration of the passion, heritage, and commitment to sustainability of today’s fishing communities, the Scottish Fishermen’s Federation…
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Comic’s fresh perspective on Scotland’s “brutal and bloody” past
SCOTLAND’S criminal past provides inspiration for a new comic book telling a historic story of sex and betrayal. The Persecution of Jean Lands charts the conviction of Daniel Nicholson and Marion Maxwell, two lovers who plot to kill Nicholson’s wife so that they could be together. The sensational trial, which took place in Edinburgh in…
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Scotland’s climate changing faster than predicted, analysis shows
SCOTLAND’S climate is changing faster than predicted, with more frequent and extreme weather events increasingly likely, new analysis shows. Experts at Aberdeen’s James Hutton Institute, an independent research organisation, say weather patterns in Scotland have changed substantially since 1960. They also found changes that were expected to be seen over the next three decades are…
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Scotland’s Data Lab publishes impact report outlining AI effects
THE Data Lab, Scotland’s centre for data and AI, has published an impact report outlining its effect on the Scotland. The report has been published ahead of the centre marking ten years since its inception. The report, available on the centre’s website, outlines how The Data Lab has generated £200m in additional revenue for the data…
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Scotland’s answer to Willy Wonka is ready for Christmas
SCOTLAND’S own Willy Wonka, chocolatier and pastry chef Jack Coghill, is gearing up to unveil his latest collection of holiday desserts. With an incredible 4000 plus luxury, handmade chocolates sold last year, Jack is continuing his sweet success with the launch of his new signature 2023 festive chocolates selection. Chocolatier, pastry chef, and all-round head…
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Scotland’s new reindeer centre opens in time for Christmas
SCOTTISH county Caithness sees the successful opening the doors of its new reindeer centre in time for the holiday season. Lichen Caithness is home to Sven, Levvi and Mr Antlers, who are the UK’s most northerly reindeer. The animals are the stars of the centre’s daily reindeer experiences, which give visitors the chance to learn…
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Scotland’s swim leaders dive in to build on next wave
National swim conference sets new record A RECORD number of experts dedicated to delivering vital swimming lessons in Scotland have united to discuss the next steps in creating “generation swim”. This year’s National Learn to Swim Conference welcomed 32 local authorities, leisure trusts and aquatic providers to share learnings and promote the country’s vital National Framework. The leading…
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Scotland’s “most breathtaking” hidden autumn walks revealed
SCOTLAND is renowned for its stunning scenery and beautiful landscapes which come alive with colour during the autumn months. With rolling hills, picturesque lochs and an abundance of historic castles and ruins, there is no better season to get outside and take in the very best scenery the country has to offer. While The Hermitage…
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Communities must benefit from Scotland’s changing land use
New guidance puts local people at the heart of land decisions The Scottish Land Commission is taking a groundbreaking step to ensure the well-being of local communities by introducing fresh guidelines that emphasise the importance of community-centred land use decisions. As demand for rural land in Scotland continues to rise, driven in part by the…