The Duchess of Sussex is taking the lead role in the couple’s return to Britain, writes TERRY MURDEN As the Royal Family gather for their annual summer retreat at Balmoral, one topic will dominate conversation around the castle and the glorious Aberdeenshire estate. The return to the UK of Prince Harry with his Hollywood wife […]
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High streets failing to keep up appearances
Dereliction in Musselburgh High Street (pic: DB Media Services) Tidying up shops and streets is as important as cutting the cost of doing business, argues TERRY MURDEN At one end of Musselburgh High Street the Kaffeine cafe was crammed with customers enjoying brunch and taking advantage of the Sunday morning sunshine, though they may not […]
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 […]
Aberdeen to run Europe’s coolest marathon
A cooler climate will be ideal for runners and provide an economic boost for the city, writes TERRY MURDEN Following the sold-out success of its half-marathon, Aberdeen is now preparing to host its first full-scale version next summer when it believes the city’s cooler climate will work in its favour. Organisers say it will become […]
Secondhand style now a fashion statement
Co-founders: Wayne Hemingway and Maria Chenoweth Recycled clothing is no longer just about thrift, writes JULENA DRUMI Secondhand is no longer regarded as second best, as the charity sector has long discovered. It has also become highly fashionable with recycled clothing now being sought out, even among those who can afford to buy new. Charity […]