ACCORDING to the sartorially challenged but slick Yorkshire crooner Robert Palmer in 1985, we all had to face being addicted to love.
You can feel there’s an election on as politicians seem to be popping up in the most unlikeliest places which can only mean they are looking for votes.
ONE of the bizarre unintended consequences of moving towards a greener way of living is that the weather seems to have been replaced as the main topic of conversation conservation amongst folk in this country.
ne way to report a hate crime is through a third party reporting centre. A list of these centres on Police Scotland’s website includes Monaghan Mushrooms in North Berwick, and Farne Salmon & Trout in Duns, which is one of the largest smoked salmon facilities in Europe. This gives you the option of reporting a hate crime while also ordering a kilo of shiitake mushrooms or a side of smoked salmon, which is good news I suppose.
IT is fair to assume that it must be a frustrating time living on Scotland’s islands at the moment.
PORRIDGE has sustained generations of Scots for several millennia, but the way to eat it has caused arguments for almost as long.
THERE are some occupations that are so self explanatory their doesn’t need to be any supplementary questions.
Josie Clarke HE was a deeply religious Scots businessman who realised there was an opportunity to create a sweet cooking ingredient and breakfast preserve from his sugar refinery.
After what seems to have been several millennia and at a cost of the entire GDP if the US, a momentous thing happened this week when the MV Glen Sannox finally set sail under its own steam.
IF you were to ask the average Scot what has no place in a modern Scotland, then the answers would probably vary wildly.
