Graham Norton: vital journey Edinburgh Fringe has signed up another A-lister to help encourage new performers, writes JULENA DRUMI Television and radio personality Graham North has been appointed an ambassador of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. He will work alongside previously announced ambassadors Suzy Eddie Izzard and Brian Cox and honorary president of the Edinburgh Festival […]
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Eden Mill puts the spirit into St Andrews
The Lookout provides panoramic views A striking new venue on the Fife coast, Eden Mill offers a rich blend of tradition, innovation and hospitality, writes JULENA DRUMI Eden Mill’s new distillery and visitor centre on the banks of the Eden Estuary, is now offering immersive gin and whisky tours, exclusive bottlings and – perhaps not […]
Interview: Michelle Whitelaw, retail director
Michelle Whitelaw: shops are adapting to change Retail is tough, but the director of Livingston Designer Outlet says there are reasons to be optimistic writes TERRY MURDEN As Forth Radio’s Lynsey Gibson led the entertainment in Cafebar Nineteen62, all thoughts of a cost of living squeeze and a nervous period for the retail sector were […]
Arts players plot a more stable future
Key figures in theatre have come together to put the sector on a firmer footing, writes ANDY MOSELEY At a time when Scotland’s arts sector has been through deepening funding cuts and faces a future that could be seen as bleak at worst and uncertain at best, a meeting of some of the main players […]
Scotland taking the Asia-Pac route
Julia Longbottom at Port of Nigg Trade and investment ties with the Far East are growing stronger, writes TERRY MURDEN They may clash on many things, but ministers in Holyrood and Westminster are at least agreed on one thing: the need to boost overseas trade and encourage investment. And aside from the flood of money […]