Bo Van Pelt, Sarah Malone and Paul McGinley Donald Trump’s coastguard transformation offers exclusive accommodation, writes JULENA DRUMI The transformation of a 19th century coastguard station into a row of luxury home-from-home cottages for visitors is the latest offer at Donald Trump’s Aberdeenshire golf resort. Overlooking its two championship courses, the Great North Sea Residences which have […]
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A night with President Obama in Glasgow
The 44th US occupant of the White House will give his view of world politics, writes JULENA DRUMI Following the success of last year’s events in Dublin and London An Evening with President Barack Obama is coming to Glasgow at the OVO Hydro. Presented by Seat Unique in conjunction with Fane, Kilimanjaro, Singular Artists and Regular […]
Bands unite for Tattoo + arts festival in Fife
Rob Robertson of Tide Lines: ‘a pinch-me moment’ Bands come together for Tattoo and arts festival opens in Fife. JULENA DRUMI rounds up coming events The Royal Edinburgh Military Tattoo brings iconic Scottish bands Skerryvore, Skipinnish and Tide Lines together for a new song created for the 2026 Show, A Call To Gather. In a fitting […]
Interview: Tommy Cook, Calnex Solutions
Tommy Cook: I hadn’t thought about starting a business (pic: DB Media Services) The telecoms chief executive was an accidental entrepreneur but has built a market leading company, writes TERRY MURDEN They say entrepreneurs are born leaders with a stubborn resistance to being told they can’t achieve their ambitions. Well, not all entrepreneurs are mavericks […]
Why the UK needs an English parliament
The new prime minister admits Britain is broken, but his devolution plan fails to spot the elephant in the room, writes TERRY MURDEN When Chancellor Rachel Reeves delivered her Oxfordshire address early last year she outlined ambitious plans to rebuild the economy, creating Europe’s Silicon Valley, investing in new railways and airport expansion. It didn’t […]