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The Japanese word ‘Jisei’ describes a poetry genre unlike any other. Loosely translated as ‘death poems’, they are effectively the last words...
The partial relaxation of the lockdown rules gave me the opportunity to catch up with a neighbour of mine. Sitting in his back garden on Monday...
In case you weren’t aware, today is World Cider Day – people from all parts of the globe will be celebrating by raising a glass or two of that...
During national Volunteers’ Week, I would like to pay tribute to the thousands of people who have volunteered to support vulnerable residents...
With only a small fraction of the public known to have contracted the Covid-19 virus, less than 3,000 people in the Lothians, the potential for...
Yesterday’s paper carried a full-page article, accompanied by a colour photograph, detailing the queues that formed as early as 7.30am on Monday...
The sunny conditions and easing of lockdown rules are welcome relief for us all and signals an early start to summer. Most of us will have taken...
IT’S difficult to know which is more arrogant – a Number Ten aide who ignores the rules he helped to write, denies he has done anything wrong and...
The weekend’s increased traffic around the Capital may have felt like Edinburgh was returning to a semblance of what would have been called...
America looks like a society in breakdown. Militarised police are on the streets of many of the country’s cities, as protests and riots continue...
AS Nicola Sturgeon says several times, “hindsight” is a crucial aspect of what’s happened during coronavirus. The initial mystery of what it...
As we enter phase one of the Scottish Government’s plans I hope our citizens and communities can continue to work together, support each other...
LOOKING for something completely distracting from coronavirus, Cummings and all other current depressions, I decided to read Paul O’Grady’s...
Last month I shared in this column that the Fringe Society was in a perilous position. Even having built up a sensible reserve over the years,...
Look up at night and you might be lucky enough to see the international space station orbiting the Earth. The third brightest object in the sky...
WITH cycle lanes likely to become the best way to get round parts of our neighbourhood, let alone the city centre, we in our high 60s explored the...
I was alerted by The Broughton Spurtle to the news that there was a new vision for Inverleith House in the Botanic Gardens. They had secured funding...
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