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Edinburgh · Edinburgh‘This is a city of shifting light, of changing skies, of sudden vistas. A city so beautiful it breaks the heart again and again,’ Alexander McCall Smith. Photographer Rachel Bolton turns the camera on the people of Edinburgh to find out why they love our nation’s capital. Angus ‘It may be cliché but there’s something great about Arthur’s Seat – whether it’s with family or friends, it’s a great walk with some unreal views. It’s something I aim …See the Story
Faces of Edinburgh: We find out what people love about the Scottish capital - Scottish Field
Edinburgh · EdinburghMegan Amato heads to fine dining Japanese restaurant Yamato to try out the offering which does not disappoint. I often make the joke with my friends that I need another hobby besides eating, and eating out at that. However, when the food is this good and the experience this noteworthy, its hard to find the motivation to do something else. Yamato is a Japanese fine dining restaurant that focuses on the simplicity of high quality ingredients ove…See the Story
Review: Yamato, Edinburgh - Scottish Field
Edinburgh · EdinburghLaings watchmaker Annika Leppala on following in her grandfather’s footsteps as a horologist, learning the art of patience in a world full of immediacy and how being a professional oboe player helped her hone her craft. I think sometimes the most important things in life happen by chance, like meeting your partner or finding your profession. I wasn’t drawn to horology or ever thought I would be a watchmaker when I was younger. My grandfather w…See the Story
Life With a horologist: 'In watchmaking you can’t cut corners or learn things overnight, it takes time' - Scottish Field
Edinburgh · EdinburghThe National Robotarium has bought Ameca, often called “the world’s most advanced” humanoid robot. This acquisition by the UK’s company for Robotics and artificial intelligence, based at Heriot-Watt University and in collaboration with The University of Edinburgh. This will mark the predominant moment of a successful accomplishment towards attaining aimed goals that consider the need to engage the public with Humanoid Robot Ameca pioneering rob…See the Story
National Robotarium Introduces Ameca, the Most Advanced AI Humanoid Robot
Edinburgh · EdinburghChildren’s author Alison Murray on falling in love with dogs after reading A Hundred and One Dalmatians, her passion for essays and why she can’t read in bed. The first book I remember reading: A very scarily illustrated compendium of fairy stories that was read to me at bedtime and would give me nightmares. The first book I remember reading myself was A Hundred and One Dalmatians by Dodie Smith which probably sparked a lifelong love of dogs. …See the Story
The Good Books, Alison Murray: 'I keep trying to read in bed but it doesn’t work for me, I just fall asleep' - Scottish Field
Edinburgh · EdinburghA drystone home on the Isle of Harris, inspired by the Iron Age, has been named Scotland’s Greatest Escape. Situated on the Borve Lodge Estate, The Broch was created by owners, husband and wife Adam and Cathra Kelliher. The couple, who also own Taransay – the UK’s largest uninhabited island – bought the estate in 2007 and took three years to create the impressive building. Cathra’s father, who was originally from Lancashire, came walking on the…See the Story
The Broch: Drystone home on Harris inspired by Iron Age named Scotland's Greatest Escape - Scottish Field
Edinburgh · EdinburghRoyal Lyceum, Edinburgh Expertly adapted novel about young women beginning adult life in the wake of the second world war is shadowed by trauma but full of life and merrimentWe are in that open-ended time between a long collective trauma and the arrival of a Labour government. You will know the feeling, but this is not 2024. Rather, it is in the weeks after VE Day in 1945 when, in Muriel Spark’s witty novella, the young women lodging in the May…See the Story
The Girls of Slender Means review – Muriel Spark’s postwar tale told with zingy wit
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