Bob Strachan News Today

From the first note, the audience were on their feet imploring the judges to spin their chairs.

This evening sees the fifth round of auditions with the four coaches, Will.i.am, Olly Murs, Sir Tom Jones and Anne-Maria in the spinning red chairs…

Edinburgh Art Fair LIVE (EAF) is set to take the capital city by storm - get your tickets now

Scott musician Pastor Bob Strachan sang the classic Culture Club song "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me?" as a Johnny Cash song.

Okay, so maybe you’ve never actually wondered what it would be like to have Coolio performed by the musical stylings of Joh

Our readers have their say on the big issues of the day including the cost of the going to the Christmas market in Aberdeen and the start of the controversial World Cup.

Article content If he had won the 1969 provincial election, Tom Berger would have been the first socialist premier in B.C. history. But Berger’s NDP lost to W.A.C. Bennett’s Socreds. So Berger left politics and became one of the great Canadian legal figures of his time. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Obituary: Former B.C. NDP leader and legal legend Tom Berger dies at 88 Back to video Berger was the original lawyer for the Nisga’a Nation...

by Readers Letters © DCT Media Yet again Wellington Road has been recognised as one of the worst- polluted areas in all of Scotland. This is the same Wellington Road that our councillors deemed safe for the kids of Torry to use to walk to the new Lochside Academy. Now they’re proposing to make cycle lanes, which will give cyclists closer access to dangerous pollutants. Better still, they are proposing to include a lot more pedestrian crossings which, rather than keep traffic flowing, c...

Riverland family fig farm lives on and thrives under passionate grower Kate Strachan ThuThursday 17 Renmarks Kate Strachan enjoys her work, but its not easy. ( Share Print text only Cancel A fathers decision to grow figs 30 years ago has turned into a labour of love for his daughter, Kate Strachan, whos now selling her produce to some of Australias biggest culinary names. Based in the well-known food bowl region of the Riverland in South Australia, she took over the reins of Judy and Bob Strac...