Authors
Denise Mina – True Crime Versus Fiction
Scottish writer Denise Mina discusses her fascination with true crime, the crime podcast revolution and her latest novel, The Less Dead, which was inspired by real criminal events.
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Community
Your Shop Local Christmas Guide!
Things are tough for independent businesses across the country right now, so we've pulled together some of our favourites to help you shop local this Christmas.
More Recipes
Pumpkin And Cinnamon Ice Cream
Try this delicious pumpkin and cinnamon ice cream recipe. The perfect way to avoid wasting leftover pumpkin.
Reviews
The Royal Scottish National Orchestra’s Digital Season
As more performances go online, we review a recent virtual performance from the Royal Scottish National Orchestra as they embark on their first-ever digital season.
What’s On
The Cannae Miss List: November
The Cannae Miss List! Your guide to the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable upcoming events. Explore what’s on across Scotland.
Community
How To Support Some Of Your Favourite Edinburgh Eateries!
Many bars and restaurants in Scotland are adapting with delivery and pickup services to survive the upcoming restrictions. Find out where across Edinburgh!
Authors
Bringing Scots Back To Schools
Dundonian writer and translator Matthew Fitt has a real passion for the Scots language. When he isn’t busy writing in it, he’s revolutionising attitudes towards the language.
Sponsored
Why France Loves Scottish Salmon – Sponsored
Not many people know that Scottish salmon is the largest cargo to fly out of Heathrow – the busiest airport in Europe. And one country that cannot get enough of our national fish dish is the food capital of the world, France.
My Scotland
My Scotland – Denise Mina
Best-selling crime author Denise Mina reveals the places in Scotland that she adores and draws inspiration from.
Community
Save Scottish Hospitality Campaign!
The top names in Scottish hospitality have launched a ‘Save Our Jobs’ campaign calling for urgent support from Westminster and Holyrood to safeguard up to 100,000 jobs before the furlough scheme comes to an end.
