THE SORRIES are Douglas Kay (vocals, guitar, bodhran, mandolin) and Martin Philip (vocals, guitar, bodhran, tres).

Just two works for this Royal Scottish National Orchestra concert; the contrast between them dramatic. A lively exposition of all a soprano saxophone can do, against the depths of depair of a symphony ...

Bestselling author and international teacher and speaker Rob Bell returns to Scotland this April, speaking at Central Hall, Edinburgh. Bell, whose books include Velvet Elvis, Sex God, Jesus Wants to ...

Three-star Georgian townhouse bed and breakfast at the foot of Calton Hill and on the longest continuous terrace in Edinburgh's New Town. Well located, the accommodation is just round the corner from ...

Small, traditional, Scottish pub on Rose Street that hasn't changed much in many years and that's just the way regulars like it. TV inside for sport and duke box. Pub food available and patio seating ...

The Palace of Holyroodhouse, the official residence in Scotland of the reigning monarch, stands at the end of Edinburgh's Royal Mile. It is steps from the Scottish Parliament and sits at the edge of ...

Money and mirth are combined for the sole show at this venue in the Fringe 2010, At Home With Mrs Moneypenny, by the working mother and Financial Times columnist, known only as Mrs Moneypenny.

It will be exactly 100 years since Thomas Gillespie opened the doors of Edinburgh Zoo (then known as The Zoological Park). To celebrate our birthday, we will be giving away 100 presents throughout the ...

Given the maelstrom of disinformation and growing tension on the world stage, this year’s ...

Robin Harper launched his autobiography, "Dear Mr Harper" last night at Blackwells book shop in Edinburgh. Robin Harper is a very pleasant, genial man who became the first member of the Green Party to ...

Tony Roper’s play is the star of this personality-packed show, and the sell-out audience at Brunton hangs on to every word. The Steamie, Tony Roper’s hilarious play about four women gossiping in a ...