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SCOTLAND has exported oil and gas for decades. Now it’s set to become a net exporter of renewable power as developers prepare to put new windfarms…

The Philadelphia Museum of Art will present a major survey of Irish-born American artist Sean Scully, featuring paintings and works on paper from the early 1970s to the present. Sean Scully: The Shape of Ideas will chart the artist’s significant contributions to the American and European history of abstract painting as it has developed over the last half-century, while emphasizing the integral relationship between Scully’s paintings, drawings, watercolors, and prints, whic...

Craig McLachlan has been surfing since he was 10 years old.

Find salty adventures, serenity and community spirit by learning how to sail a square rigger – our writer gives it a try in the Hebrides

Even short walks can have major benefits when done regularly.

Sixty years and counting and no plans yet to retire! Barrhead Travel senior manager Roddie MacPhee shares his memories of an industry that has given him a ‘wonderful career’ with Samantha Mayling

A woman from Berneray has grown her business Coralbox from tabletop sales to an independent gift shop on the island where she grew up.

It was an unexpected start to 2022 to get to work on a story which almost took me back to the start of my journalism career.

Vashti Bunyan took inspiration from the Highlands and Hebrides for her first album. It failed initially but went on to achieve cult status.

The aurora borealis is one of the most spectacular sights to see in the night sky, and you might not have to travel as far as you think to catch the colourful dancing lights.