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‘I came to believe it was a writer’s duty to reveal what other people wouldn’t. To tell everything.’ Sheila Heti in conversation with Phyllis Rose.

The counties of West Lothian, East Lothian and Midlothian surround Edinburgh, and contain a spectacular range of architecture and archaeological remains. It is all superbly catalogued in the newly revised Lothian edition of the Pevsner series Buildings of Scotland (Yale, £45). The volume covers Lowland towns such as South Queensferry, with its distinctive tolbooth steeple from the 1720s; Gifford, with its stark but handsome kirk of the same period; and Haddington, birthplace of Jane Welsh C...

Legendary Diary scribe Tom Shields gets in touch with a story about his dog Mimi and a tin of fish…

For 80 years, it was the go to store for the budget conscious housewife, the working man, and young customers shopping on a shoestring.

‘Parallel Lives: Five Victorian Marriages’ is one of many books that asks what place the couple should occupy in the 21st century

The plans have been met with plenty of resistance.

The plans have been met with plenty of resistance.

A fight against plans to replace a 200-year-old bridge with a modern equivalent may have been handed an unexpected boost after endangered otters…

A new woodland of more than 400 trees has been planted in Hedge End in memory of the late Queen.

Architects, landscape architects and urban planners are influential brokers to facilitate change in the built environment, yet we rely upon experts and researchers who make it their business to provide convincing background data and policy alternatives for legislators. When the agenda is targeting net-zero strategies, positive change happens when cities can push the climate agenda […]