DUMFRIES & Galloway is currently making waves for its innovative culinary scene, boasting a rich variety of independent food and drink producers throughout the region.
The concept of Edinburgh-based business “egg” was hatched from a popular female-led Facebook group back in 2017. It began with humble intentions – to be a platform to share trusted recommendations, anything from a good hairdresser, tradesman, or to find out the best new restaurants. The group quickly grew and soon boasted more than 5,000 members.
By her own admission it may ‘not be rocket science’ but this sculptor’s skills create works of wonder, writes Erin McDermott.
The work of technorganic woodworker and furniture maker Max McCance is dramatic, technical and pushes the boundaries between furniture and art. Max, 68, grew up in Glasgow where, aged 16 to 20, he served an apprenticeship with British Steel.
THE RETURN of The Herald & GenAnalytics Diversity Conference yesterday brought together the country’s senior professionals in HR, business development and recruitment to share ideas and explore this year’s theme of ‘Reset: Re-engage: Re-focus’.
AN innovative drinks company founded in 2015, Buck & Birch specialise in producing spirits, liqueurs and cocktails that are all inspired by or derived from the Scottish wilderness.
As the UCI Mountain Bike World Cup gears up to return to Fort William, all eyes are on Mikayla Parton, the local rider who has been racing up the leader board, become a pro and landed top sponsorship.
CHANCES are you have a few old iPhones or android mobiles hiding in the back of a drawer somewhere. Certainly, most of us feel a compulsion to hang onto ageing technology – often due to the expense of such items, a cost mostly attributable to the manufacturing process using precious or endangered metals.
The indulgent and often sweetly decadent tradition of afternoon tea was ‘invented’ around 1840 by the Seventh Duchess of Bedford, Anna Maria Russell, after she found herself peckish during the period between lunch and late dinner. Now, as Mother’s Day quickly approaches (Sunday, 27 March), it’s the perfect excuse to carry on this tradition. Here, we round up some of the best afternoon tea spots in Scotland to make mum feel extra special this year.
