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Borderline cases:
BACK IN MAYA Berwick-upon-Tweed was named the happiest place to live by the Guardian. I’m with some visitors, who’d hoped to see a show at the Maltings arts centre. Shut, it’s being demolished, ahead of a £ 25M+ redevelopment…
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Editorial Comment
IT WAS NOT a particularly edifying scene, but the BBC big game hunters got a couple of scalps relatively easily after the Daily Telegraph was joined by the Daily Mail and Borid Johnson(!) in the chase…
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A Smart Search Box can produce better sales results at minimal cost!
THE IMPORTANCE of accurately searching online content of an organisation's website could not be overemphasised as it could help enhance further interests in the business and eventually increase the overall revenue…
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Old None's Almanack*
December 2025. Following disastrous eco¬nomic forecasts for the UK in 2026 the Gov¬ernment, its hand forced by the Treasury, has appointed the independent think-tank, Artless, to advise on future policy…
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The old order changeth in the far South West
IT HAPPENS to the best and, in some cases, the worst of us. Our housing situation changes and we down-size. Not only Mr. Mountbatten Windsor is calling in the removals…
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The world of wood faggotters, yowlers and biscuit-oddmen…
YES, this Journey Through Britain's Lost Arts and Vanishing Trades by James Fox is primarily about the importance of making by and with human hands, blessed with opposing thumbs, enabling us to manipulate and grip…
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Harvest time at Edinburgh's City Art Centre
SCOTLAND'S CRAFT world got a big boost this autumn with the inauguration of HARVEST – A feast for the senses,a sparkling craft design show on the fourth floor of the City Arts Centre in Edinburgh…
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A festival with a difference
THE LIGHTS DIMMED slowly in St Andrew's Church and the audience grew quiet, waiting for the first notes to sound. The ancient stone, watched over by medieval effigies, drew in the candlelight as a violin line rose from the back of the nave…
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Maxwell Macleod – Last Words
THE RECENT death of the sculptress Fox Pitt has finally broken a surely unique family line of three commercially successful sculptors working in Scotland at the same time – grandmother, Janet, her daughter, Leonie Gibbs and granddaughter, Jeanie Gibbs…
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