Monthly Archives: September 2013

Vintage Wines – so what does that mean?

There’s a nip in the air. The leaves are turning, the nights drawing in. It’s legitimately acceptable to resume casserole consumption. Autumn has arrived. And for the grape growers north of the equator this means only one thing – the … Continue reading →

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Family versus Fashion & Function!

Giving your home a makeover features highly on the to do list but when you have children, even just choosing a new colour can become a challenge. You can however still create and maintain a stylish home without locking your … Continue reading →

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Midlothian Plays a Part in the Borders Rail

For the first time in over half a century, Midlothian is to be reconnected to the rail network, and the county is set to play a vital role in a bigger success story. I would argue that the UK’s biggest … Continue reading →

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Edinburgh Scoops Three Hospitality Awards

Four Scottish establishments were celebrating last night after winning national recognition at the AA Hospitality Awards 2013.  Held at the London Hilton on Park Lane, the AA awards recognise outstanding excellence in hospitality. 

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Shrub Roses

Many old roses, sold as Old, English, Shrub or Moss roses are true old roses of early European origin. Their exquisite scent, abundance of flowers and long flowering season are almost unrivalled in the plant world.

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Great “turn up” for Rural Connect Allotment Day!

SRUC Oatridge Campus allotments proved a great draw to the people of West Lothian who turned out in their droves to explore these gardens and the wonderful fruit and vegetables they produce.

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