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George Orwell's Animal Farm to be published in Scots

Timeless classic Animal Farm is to be published in Scots for the first time.

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Falkirk Provost chosen to lead licensing board with only three votes

The Provost of Falkirk has been elected as convener of Falkirk Council's licensing board - despite getting just three votes.

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Perth-based insurance broker is expanding

Scotland’s biggest independent insurance broker is enhancing its presence on Tayside.

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Lanarkshire author goes in search of Sir Walter Scott for TV programme marking 250th anniversary of his birth

iOS - Android Damian’s travels take him from the huge Scott monument on Prince’s Street Edinburgh, to Smailholm Tower in the Borders, which inspired Scott as a child.The search also takes him Loch Katrine – the setting for Sir Walter Scott’s most famous poem; The Lady of the Lake –and to Doune Castle, which featured in his debut novel Waverley, and is a setting which continues to inspire historical novelists to this day.Damian, who is well-known to television audiences as the host of The Big Scottish Book Club on BBC Scotland, goes on a personal journey to discover the truth about the man, his world and his work.He meets with world experts including Professor Alison Lumsden, of Aberdeen University, novelist James Robertson, Stuart Kelly

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Inside Prince Philip's secret drinking club that included spies and even the Kray twins

Prince Philip was a member of a secret men’s drinking club that included celebrities, journalists and even the Kray twins in its no-holds-barred parties where the “alcohol consumed would have floated a frigate”.According to Tatler, Philip was first introduced to the notorious Thursday Club by its founder, photographer Baron Nahum, and his membership was seconded by actor James Robertson Justice.There are very few photographs in existence showing the all-male club in its heyday.

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Plans to build 338 homes on iconic Robertson's Jam Factory site recommended for final approval

Councillors are to decide whether to allow 338 new homes to be built on the site of the historic Robertson’s Jam Factory.Tameside’s planning committee is this week due to consider a reserved matters application for redevelopment of the iconic site in Droylsden, which has been empty since 2006.The famous manufacturer James Robertson and Sons produced curds, preserves and marmalades at the Manchester Road site from 1890 until the site was closed with the loss of 200 jobs.The joint application by Taylor Wimpey and Bellway Homes has been amended since it was submitted earlier in the year to include a further 24 apartments on the eight hectare site.The 338 proposed homes would be a mix of houses and flats with 40 four-bedroom, 192 three-bedroom

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Paddington Bear translated into Scots language for new edition

Paddington Bear has been given a Scots makeover – marmalade jeelie-jar and all.He hasn’t swapped his duffle coat for a kilt and his battered suitcase hasn’t been replaced by a Harris Tweed bag.But the story of the much-loved bear who arrived in England as a stowaway from Darkest Peru has been translated into Scots.Author James Robertson, co-founder of Itchy Coo publishers, hopes the new book will introduce a worldwide army of Paddington fans to the Scots language.James said: “Not all books are suited to being translated into Scots but the story of Paddington Bear worked very well.“On the surface, it is a quintessentially English book set in London but the very first sentence introduces us to Mr and Mrs Brown, so immediately we were able to

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