The culmination of the football season. The second oldest competition in football. The journey to the Scottish Cup Final is paved with local stories that stretch across every community in the country. The road to Hampden began in August last year, and through a process of elimination, the last contest was between Celtic and Aberdeen. In the end, it was a dramatic and … [Read more...] about In Pictures: The Scottish Cup Final at Hampden
Neil Forbes’ Cafe St Honoré Queen of Puddings Recipe
A new Eat & Drink Festival is coming to the SEC Glasgow on 26-29 May 2016, running alongside the Ideal Home Show Scotland. From the team behind Scotland’s leading homes event, which celebrates its 70th anniversary this year, the new food festival brings together artisan producers, chefs and vendors to showcase the latest flavours and trends. Highlights include: - The … [Read more...] about Neil Forbes’ Cafe St Honoré Queen of Puddings Recipe
Brian Maule’s recipe for ragout of Scottish salmon and smoked haddock with parmesan cheese
One of Glasgow's finest restaurants, the award winning Brian Maule at Le Chardon d'Or celebrated their 16th birthday this month. Alongside their excellent dining menus, the restaurant also organises interesting events throughout the year. Right now they are preparing for graduation season and a wine dinner with Simonsig Estate on 25th May (there's been a waiting list for … [Read more...] about Brian Maule’s recipe for ragout of Scottish salmon and smoked haddock with parmesan cheese
Magners offer Celtic fans chance to become the Lisbon Lions
Celtic fans who share a surname with one of the legendary Lisbon Lions team could be on their way to Paradise. To mark the 50th anniversary of Celtic’s historic triumph in Lisbon, main club sponsor, Magners Irish Cider, is giving fans the chance to play in an 11 a side match on the hallowed turf at Celtic Park. Fans who share a surname with Lennox, Johnstone, Auld, … [Read more...] about Magners offer Celtic fans chance to become the Lisbon Lions
In Pictures: Saturday at the Mitchell Library
It's the largest public library in Europe, a repository of knowledge, home to a remarkable collection that started with a bequest from Stephen Mitchell, a tobacco baron, in 1874. It now totals over a million books. The foundation stone was laid by Andrew Carnegie, whose own legacy includes the creation of just over 2,500 around the world. The Mitchell is most recognisable … [Read more...] about In Pictures: Saturday at the Mitchell Library