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Bentley Does It!

It’s one of the greatest driving routes on Earth and it’s on our doorstep. Jack McKeown gets behind the wheel for the North Coast 500.

Puffins Are Living On The Edge

Nature’s endearing, dogged survivors are not faring so well in the face of the latest environmental threats

Emotional Journey

In his first book of prose, Fife-based poet Brian Johnstone explores secrets behind his seemingly conventional, post-war childhood…

A Capital Collection

The refurbished St Cecilia’s Hall is a musical jewel in Edinburgh’s crown

Home Of Hogmanay

Edinburgh leads the way in worldwide New Year celebrations

Down On The Farm

There’s a delightful pastoral oasis deep in the heart of the city

Cairns No More?

Nick Drainey debates stacks of stones on Meall Buidhe, Glen Lyon

On The Right Track

Callendar Estate’s family-friendly trails offer a peaceful winter ride – as long as you don’t get lost!

Bring In The New

Lisa-Marie Ferla anticipates an exciting musical revolution in 2018

Catalonian Comrades

Catalonian Comrades

The Darien Scheme

Scotland’s disastrous empire bid became the crucial turning point in the nation’s political future

Second Best? No Way

Nick Drainey finds Fife’s East Lomond easier going – but more fun

The Perfect Pit-Stop

A stone’s throw from the M74, this ride explores the overlooked hills of the Southern Uplands

Set For A Clean Sweep?

Scotland’s men’s curling team are going for gold at the Winter Olympics

The Greatest View Of All

Take to the skies for hours over scenic Glen Feshie – in summer and winter alike – with the members of Cairngorm Gliding Club

No Mean Film City

Glasgow Film Festival returns to delight increasingly large and appreciative audiences

Bobby's Back In Town

From one of the most memorable psychopaths in cinematic history to six years as a sinister sorcerer, Robert Carlyle is a bona fide Glaswegian treasure… and a grafter too, as The Scots Magazine discovered.

Is It A Bird? Is It A Plane?

No, it’s Superman artist Frank Quitely!

Classic Tales And New Directions

Irvine Welsh on the joy of writing and the cultural impact of his work.

Riding Into The Wind

Cameron takes to his bike for a challenging traverse of the Outer Isles from Vatersay to the Butt of Lewis.

A Festival In Perfect Harmony

The Borders Book Festival is a highlight of the literary calendar.

Take A Hike

Nick Drainey goes urban for a fascinating hill-to-hill hike across the city

Renton Returns

Trainspotters Ride Again , T2 is one of the most anticipated sequels ever – and star Ewan McGregor says it won’t disappoint.

A Whirlwind First Year As Scotland's Makar

Poet and playwright Jackie Kay reflects on parliamentary duties, pride... and odd locations.

Criticial Time For Wildcats

Jim puts an optimistic new view on efforts to halt the decline of the Scottish wildcat.

Social Bite Chews More!

Adding to his successful cafés, Josh Littlejohn is creating a village he hopes will help end homelessness in Scotland for good.

Glorious Glenbranter

This hidden singletrack treasure may be rarely used, but it certainly delivers the feelgood factor.

Ancient And Modern

Explore a mind-blowing five millennia of archaeological remains.

Defining The Wilderness

A huge majority of people want Scotland’s wild places protected, which begs the question, why aren’t these places defended more effectively?

The Greatest Games On The Planet!

THE Braemar Gathering is an annual celebration of skill, strength and ceremony enjoyed by crowds from across the world on the first Saturday in September.