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Edinburgh International Festival’s 2024 Programme The Edinburgh International Festival has unveiled an expansive programme of world-leading opera, music, theatre and dance. This is the second …
All shipshape at the beachfront Ship Inn, Elie You will find the Ship Inn in Elie, a quiet coastal village in the East Neuk of …
Teufelsberg – Abandoned NSA listening post on Berlin’s “Devil’s Mountain Deep within the Grunewald forest in West Berlin is an abandoned NSA field station which sits on …
Bijoux cafe in Edinburgh’s Canonmills You’ll find the Singapore Coffee House in Cannonmills where the Bluebird Cafe used to be and is near One Canon …
Edinburgh Science Festival celebrates its 35th Anniversary From The Traitors with robots to Pink Floyd’s Dark Side of the Moon in a planetarium to history …
Mixtapes by Fhior is a regular, informal dining experience, where you can experience rare and unusual ingredients in an intimate restaurant setting.
Traditional London Greasy Spoon Breakfast We do love a traditional greasy spoon and we needed some sustenance before the Great British Beer Festival. So Regency …
Scottish Premiership football club, Heart of Midlothian, has launched its new 25-bedroom hotel and events space Tynecastle Park Hotel Tynecastle Park Hotel is located within …
Practical support for businesses from The North East Scotlabd Food & Drink Awards The North East Scotland Food & Drink Awards, delivered by Opportunity North …
Highland Coast Hotels has announced plans to open two new venues in spring 2024 Lochardil House in Inverness and The Haven at Plockton in Wester …
When the term ‘hidden gem’ really is worth using The term ‘hidden gem’ is bandied about far too often these days, usually by those who …
The sad story behind Marchmont Street Sculptures Walking along Bloomsbury’s Marchmont Street, look down, instead of the usual up, for something different. Embedded into the …
A fusion of traditional Greek dishes served in a fresh new way We love Greek food, or what we know of it, as there is …
85 Venues for Spirit of Speyside Festival Celebrity chef and whisky fan Tony Singh helped launch the prestigious festival by heading to The Glenlivet in …
Edinburgh food hall Bonnie & Wild reveals long weekend of Burns-inspired festivities Edinburgh food hall Bonnie & Wild is putting on a special Burns Night …
From spoon carving and wildlife photography to natural skincare and sustainable living, Bowhouse has released a calendar of hands-on food and nature-themed events, workshops and …
Purrfect place for a tea or coffee in Namur Chez Miss Miaouw is a cat cafe and not a burlesque club as we first thought …
Tomás Gormley to open Cardinal in Edinburgh this March Scottish chef Tomás Gormley will launch Cardinal; an intimate, fine dining restaurant on Eyre Place, Edinburgh …
Scoring a touchdown in London’s Fitzrovia There’s not much that can entice me out of the house on a cold and rainy Sunday night in …
Brutalist architecture in Berlin by Le Corbusier For years I thought brutalist architecture was awful. I grew up in Cumbernauld with a monstrosity for a …
Gary Townsend to launch his first solo restaurant in Glasgow’s Bearsden Gary Townsend is set to open his first solo venture, Elements in the Glasgow …
Dining with tomorrows stars at Scholars’ Training Restaurant It has been far too long since we have visited Scholars’ Restaurant. Here is a review from …
Skye icons join for pop up dining experience This spring sees two Isle of Skye icons collaborate to launch a new pop-up dining experience. The …
In the pink at Oslo Court We can’t remember where we first heard about Oslo Court in St John’s Wood however it has stayed in …