BEST OF SCOTLAND Meet the woman (and her dogs) bagging Scotland's Munros in just two years
Scotland’s Munros are fabled, beautiful, sometimes treacherous mountains that have long captured the imagination of hikers and climbers.
Scotland’s Munros are fabled, beautiful, sometimes treacherous mountains that have long captured the imagination of hikers and climbers.
For Destination by Hyatt, one of the world’s most well-respected luxury hotel groups, the small town of Kelso was chosen as the site of investment.
Recently named as the best place to live in Scotland by the Sunday Times, the formerly quaint village of Dunkeld is now at risk of becoming a victim of its own success.
Most of us will have fond memories of spending time in a library during childhood, but the institutions that were once an integral part of our communities are now under threat, with a combination of budget cuts and a move to digital learning leaving some Scottish libraries on the brink of closure. But all is not lost. While some libraries face an uncertain future, Scotland still has an impressive collection of thriving independent libraries that defy the suggestion they have no future in our digital world.
The daring duo behind WalkHighlands have personally mapped most of Scotland on foot, creating a treasure trove of wonderful walking routes, free to access on their website
Covering some of Scotland’s most fertile land, Ayrshire boasts an enviable combinationof coastline, hills, rivers and productive fields. It’s no wonder, therefore, that the region is home to an exceptional number of independent food producers.
It all sounds great in principle. You arrive at your scenic, secluded cabin in a remote corner of Scotland ready to get away from it all…until the rain starts pouring and you realise you are paying to be stuck in what is essentially a glamorous shed.
Like it or loathe it, the world of social media is big business. As we all spend increasing amounts of time online, firms are paying hefty fees to YouTubers, TikTokers and Instagram influencers
It’s a tale we’ve all heard before– the self-deprecating star that never watches themselves on film for fear of over-analysing their performance.
NME named Humour as one of their ‘essential emerging artists for 2023’ and hailed their “superbly exciting debut EP”.
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