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Teenage off-road biker fighting for life in hospital following crash with car
4+ hour ago (211+ words) A TEENAGE off-road biker is fighting for his life in hospital following a crash with a car in Renfrewshire. Police were called to Foxbar Road at the junction with Glennifer Road in Paisley at around 9.45pm on Saturday following a report…...
Could a golf 'cluster' in the Highlands benefit Scotland 'like Disney in Florida'?
12+ hour, 2+ min ago (1110+ words) CONTROVERSIAL plans to build a golf course on a protected Scottish beach could generate millions for the Highland economy while helping to combat depopulation problems that have persisted since the Clearances, one of Scotland’s leading economists has said. Speaking to…...
Perth has been named Scotland????s batch cooking capital.
3+ day, 1+ hour ago (389+ words) Perth has been named Scotland’s batch cooking capital. The city topped the list with 612 searches per 100,000 people, according to new research by kitchen experts Prestige. Stirling followed closely with 607 searches per 100,000. Dunfermline took third place with 527, Inverness was fourth with…...
Celebrity chef Yotam Ottolenghi confirms opening date for first Scottish restaurant
3+ day, 2+ hour ago (238+ words) BEST-SELLING celebrity chef Yotam Ottolenghi is set to open his first Scottish restaurant. The British-Israeli cook, known for his inventive vegetable-focused recipes which draw on Middle Eastern and Mediterranean flavours, is set to open an eatery in central Edinburgh on…...
Major Glasgow events campus to see '£1bn-a-year-boost' in huge expansion plans
3+ day, 7+ hour ago (371+ words) GLASGOW's largest concert arena is set to benefit from wider expansion plans which could create up to £1 billion a year. The Scottish Event Campus (SEC), which includes the Ovo Hydro and the Armadillo venues, is set to undergo major transformation,…...
Scottish music festival's future in turmoil as organiser collapses into liquidation
5+ day, 6+ hour ago (763+ words) THE future of a four-day music festival in Dundee has been cast into doubt after the company behind it collapsed into liquidation, potentially leaving revellers out of pocket as the firm can no longer “provide refunds”. The Discovery Festival made…...
Island cafe at heart of legal row with US woman over dog ban raises £177k
6+ day, 6+ hour ago (979+ words) THE organisation that runs a community cafe in the Outer Hebrides that is at the heart of a fierce legal row with an American woman after her dog was barred has raised more than £177,000 during an “incredibly challenging period”. The…...
Fresh twist in Hebrides dog-ban legal row as failed US lawsuit comes to light
1+ week, 1+ hour ago (594+ words) THE American woman at the centre of a media storm after launching legal action against two Scottish island community organisations previously had a court case against her former employers thrown out, US court filings have shown. Claire Kellerman, who is…...
Meet the Scottish group pushing the boundaries of spoken-word poetry
1+ week, 12+ hour ago (815+ words) THEY’RE proud to be loud and now the founders of Scotland’s monthly Loud Poets series are out to prove they’re also musical. Constantly pushing the boundaries of what’s possible with poetry, they have created an album featuring 11 original poems from…...
Campervan users could face tourist tax on entry to Highlands with talks underway
1+ week, 12+ hour ago (1053+ words) CAMPERVAN users could be subjected to a tax upon entry to the Highlands in future if council bosses manage to obtain extra visitor levy powers, the Sunday National can reveal. Highland Council bosses are currently in talks with the Scottish…...