Monthly Archives: September 2016
Voujon – Restaurant Review
Food fusion fizzles then pops Voujon is a contemporary restaurant in Newington offering a fusion of dishes from Northern India and Bangladesh. I took my dad – a great lover of curry and Indian food – to sample the delights of … Continue reading
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Colour and Line – Glen Scouller
Expressive Scottish landscapes and still lifes are the trademark of Glen Scouller RSW RGI. His works radiate colour, light and compositional skill, as demonstrated in this latest exhibition: Colour and Line.Â
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Walking The Lights – Deborah Andrews
Maddie is a young woman trying to find her way in the world as she navigates nineties Glasgow. Recently graduated, she’s a jobbing actor still living a student life, alongside her boyfriend, Mike. They get by on next to nothing, … Continue reading
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A Fishy Tale From Barra
There are more than twenty of us travelling by minibus from the Outer Hebridean isle of Eriskay over the causeway to South Uist…
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Jules George – Pipes and Drums
Since 1998 Jules George has worked full-time as a professional artist. Based at his family home in Suffolk, he has travelled the world, not least in his role as a war artist supported by the Ministry of Defence, notably in … Continue reading
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