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Del Amitri announce UK tour with free Glasgow gig for NHS workers - heres how to get tickets The Scottish rockers will thrill fans with a round of Scottish gigs at the end of this year Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Legendary Glasgow band Del Amitri has announced a UK tour at the en...

Mandalay and other magical places published : 11 Apr 2021 at 04:00 4 Thanks to many readers who came up with their own memories in response to last weeks column about places that sounded quite magical as a kid. Mandalay and Kathmandu were definitely the front-runners at grabbing childrens imaginations in the old days. There is wealth of literature that made the city of Mandalay sound exotic, starting with Rudyard Kiplings poem Mandalay, from which came the expression "road to Mandalay". Geo...

I WAS very pleased to see some coverage of the Dunoon Report on postal voting in

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Assumption. Begun in 1894, this cathedral in Covington, Kentucky, is a smaller-scale replica of its French predecessor, right down to its beloved rose windows and carved stone gargoyles. The interior doesn’t disappoint either: walls festooned with ornate murals and towering ceilings provide pitch-perfect acoustics for three historic pipe organs. 2. Greek To Me The Nashville Parthenon (Shutterstock) There’s the Parthenon in Athens: Check out the one in Nashville. Built for Tennessee’s Cent...

Premium Content Subscriber only Widespread rain across the Wilsons River catchment area overnight is contributing to Minor Flooding in the city this morning. The Bureau of Meteorology said heavy rainfall on Tuesday and overnight into Wednesday has caused river level rises in the tributaries upstream of Lismore. A minor flood peak is expected at Lismore this afternoon. River levels along Leycester Creek peaked at Rock Valley near 3.8 metres around 5am this morning and along Goolmangar Creek r...

Premium Content Subscriber only Widespread rain across the Wilsons River catchment area overnight is contributing to Minor Flooding in the city this morning. The Bureau of Meteorology said heavy rainfall on Tuesday and overnight into Wednesday has caused river level rises in the tributaries upstream of Lismore. A minor flood peak is expected at Lismore this afternoon. River levels along Leycester Creek peaked at Rock Valley near 3.8 metres around 5am this morning and along Goolmangar Creek r...

Letters Only 34% of those aged 16 to 24 have indicated they will definitely vote, compared to 85% of those over 65 A VERY important issue is raised in Mike Herd’s letter (If the polls are so reliable, why bother with voting?, April 6). Asking that question may seem ludicrous to many, but just how many pro-independence supporters will be complacent – possibly due to polls – and not bother voting? In this upcoming election, whatever the results for political parties, one major outcome wil...

A man cycles through The Meadows in Edinburgh (Jane Barlow/PA) Sign up for our daily newsletter featuring the top stories from The Press and Journal. Thank you for signing up to The Press and Journal newsletter. Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up The number of people cycling in Scotland increased in almost every month of the last year as coronavirus lockdown restrictions led to a boom in biking, according to a national organisation. Cycling Scotland uses a network of ...