Over the past 18 months or so, there have been two articles
published in Comment in relation to the World War Two raid in
Telemark in Norway in which a number of British Engineers lost
their lives, having apparently learned to ski on Ben
Lawers.
The first article...
The water rail is a skulking creature. In Scotland it is
sometimes called scarragrise, meaning ‘scared in the grass’,
because it creeps about in long grass and reeds.
Formerly it was not uncommon, especially in the islands, and it is
recorded among bird remains in...
Scotland’s third largest wind farm and a new hydro-power
station in Perthshire were showcased to members of the Economy,
Energy and Tourism Committee on Monday14 May. The first of three
visits across Scotland, this was intended to inform the Renewables
Inquiry, launched by the...
On Sunday 20 May, the Dunkeld Hilton is inviting
everyone to join in its charity event “Around the World in a Day”,
in association with Hilton in the Community
Foundation.