Arts

Arran Johnston from The Scottish Diaspora Tapestry will once again be visiting the Garioch Heritage Centre to give a presentation and launch his new book ‘What we wouldn’t do for Scotland’.

Viewers are to get a glimpse of a ‘lost’ episode of Only Fools and Horses for the very first time.

More than 40 subscription TV channels including Discovery and ITV Hub+ are now available to watch for Amazon Prime members as part of the new Channels service.

Across the UK, you will find spectacular scenery, quaint villages, dazzling architecture and bustling cities.

Peter Capaldi has announced he is stepping down from the role of Doctor Who later this year, with the 58-year-old Glasgow-born star telling the BBC it was ‘time to move on’.

Stirling’s Wallace Monument is set to add its first female figurehead to its Hall of Heroes gallery within the famous landmark.

Channel 4 has announced that hit ‘90s show Crystal Maze is coming back to our screens.

Entries from important statutory records have been released today onto ScotlandsPeople – the family history website operated by the National Records of Scotland.

The Christmas decorations may only just have come down, but the countdown to Easter is underway after Cadbury launched its first Creme Egg ad campaign for four years.

Once upon a time, there was a town where children had mysteriously been disappearing, one by one, ever since the arrival of a new, young and beautiful teacher at the lcoal school.

It seems hard to imagine, but there was a time when the railways in the UK were punctual, affordable, comfortable and perhaps even glamorous.

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The Crystal Maze is set to return to our TV screens and that got us thinking - which other game show would you like to see back on TV?

Designer Wayne Hemingway MBE will be the keynote speaker for Aberdeenshire’s 2016 Innovation, Architecture and Design Awards.

Hollywood bad boy Charlie Sheen has revealed big screen comeback plans after admitting for the first time that his public ‘meltdown’ was a result of dealing with his HIV secret.

It is impossible, for me at least, to adequately review this book within the limit of five hundred words.

The worldwide success of the television adaptation of the first of Diana Gabaldon’s Outlander novels has reaped benefits for Scotlands tourist industry.

A writing competition inspired by the cultural similarities between Doric and twin city Regensburg’s Bavarian dialect has been launched by a student from Fraserburgh.