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Recipe: Red Velvet Mini Heart Cakes
By Alison Gilchrist This cake makes a great dessert and is very simple to prepare. This recipe can be used to make one large cake or six mini cakes. You will need For cake
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Something For The Weekend: 25th-27th January
‘Tis the season to eat haggis, falalalala la la la la… Get your rocks off, your kilt on and party like you’re Rabbie Burns – it’s the weekend! Big Burns Supper 25th-27th January, Various
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Something For The Weekend: 18th-20th January
With Celtic Connections kicking off today, there’s no excuse not to catch some cracking live music this weekend, Scottish or otherwise. Vukovi Friday 18th January, The Tunnels, Aberdeen Cosy Aberdeen venue The Tunnels
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10 Reasons Living With Your Parents Isn’t So Bad After All
1. Free rent. Need we say more? 2. Having a live-in chef/cleaner/bed maker/clothes washer. They may complain and call you lazy, but secretly they’re terrified of you moving out, and will happily do anything
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Five Scottish Managers Who Flopped At The Top
Craig Levein (Leicester) For a long spell Leicester City were an established English Premiership side with a better than solid cup pedigree. Under Martin O’Neil’s tutelage they reared inexpensive, hardworking British teams, which were
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April Meme of the Month: Kitler
Itty bitty tiny kitties (next to porn) are probably the most dominant force on the internet. These days it seems like you can barely boot up your web browser without adorable fluffy balls of
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Pirates, Knights And Politicians: Memorable Scots From The Past
Alexander Dalzeel The name Alexander Dalzeel doesn’t have a particularly piratical twang to it, but the privateer from Partick certainly ranks as one of the most gruesome to have ever sailed. Allegedly up to
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Travel: Pints in Perth
If, whilst driving through the central belt of Scotland, you should find yourself stuck behind a tractor despite having followed a sign that clearly stated ‘City Centre’, well friend, you just might be in
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If Scottish Independence Failed? A Hypothetical Plan B.
By Chris Hammond Here’s the scenario; it’s 2020 and Scotland is an independent fully functioning state. But Alex Salmond has been usurped as Scotland’s first president by ‘people’s champion’ Tommy Sheridan. Things start off
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Football: The Second Coming
By Chris Hammond They say never go back. But this year we’ve already seen two of football’s biggest characters returning to their clubs in a last ditch effort to help keep them on track
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