What’s On
The Cannae Miss List: Dec 2 – 8
Our What’s On guide to the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable events in Scotland this weekend and in the coming week Veg Out! After a hugely successful inaugural […]
Katrina Patrick
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Interviews
Tilda Swinton
An excerpt from our December issue’s interview with the Oscar-winning, convention-defying superstar “I’ve actually done very few studio films, and when I do visit Hollywood, I feel like a […]
What’s On
Refuel In Edinburgh
There are few places more magical than Edinburgh for a festive day out, and here are our tips on where to go to escape the crowds of shoppers! Scotland’s […]
What’s On
The Cannae Miss List: Nov 25 – Dec 1
Our What’s On guide to the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable events in Scotland this weekend and in the coming week Beachy Head Head along to Assembly Roxy, […]
Culture
Tom Weir | West Highland Magic Part 2
Tom Weir’s feature on discovering a “passport to wonder” through the West Highland Railway line, republished from a 1960s issue of The Scots Magazine Click here for part one The […]
Culture
Scottish Ballet Gallery
In our December issue we carry a great interview with Jamie Reid, the reluctant ballet star, whose mum had to bribe him into lessons! Our Dorothy went to see […]
What’s On
The Cannae-Miss List: Nov 18 – 24
Our What’s On guide to the most vibrant, most unusual and most unmissable events in Scotland this weekend and in the coming week Saltire Festival From 24-30 November, The Saltire […]
Culture
West Highland Magic Lives On
The West Highland Railway line has gone through many changes since it first connected Glasgow to Fort William in 1894, but for Tom Weir – and for our readers, too – […]
Culture
Tom Weir | West Highland Magic
Tom Weir’s feature on discovering a “passport to wonder” through the West Highland Railway line, republished from a 1960s issue of The Scots Magazine The West Highland Railway was 70 years […]
Islands
Culinary Islay
Kay’s just back from touring the culinary trail of Islay, the southernmost island in the Inner Hebrides When I say Islay, you think whisky. This could be the start […]
