Monthly Archives: February 2014

Private Lives – review

Yet another play in town that had its premiere many years ago in Edinburgh, this time “Private Lives”, which opened here in 1930 with Noel Coward and Gertrude Lawrence as the warring divorced couple who meet up on adjoining balconies … Continue reading →

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Field of Light

I hope that passersby in St Andrews Square Gardens take the time to wander after nightfall through Bruce Munro’s Field of Light. Using 9,500 light frosted glass spheres rising from the ground on slender stems, Munro has created an unusual art … Continue reading →

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Flog It Comes to Hopetoun

The popular BBC One antiques programme Flog It, presented by Paul Martin, is coming to South Queensferry on Thursday 20th March 2014.

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Face the Wind and Fly

This second novel (she is by no means as new to non-fiction) by Jenny Harper is described as a romance but, like many contemporary romances, it is not content to see the protagonists flirting, despite some huge obstacle, but discovering … Continue reading →

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Appeal for Firewalk participants

Things are hotting up for the MS Society as The Centre, in Livingston has launched an appeal to enlist volunteers to take part in a Firewalk to raise vital funds in its name.

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Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners

Is your home in need of a serious spring clean? Perhaps your living room is bursting with junk and clutter you can’t face to part with. Do you need help in getting your home back in order?

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