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April 5, 2022
Join Lisa from the Features Team as she takes a look at features you'll find in the April 9, 2022 issue of "The People's Friend".
March 15, 2022
Join Lisa from the Features Team as she takes a look at features you'll find in the March 19, 2022 issue of "The People's Friend".
February 17, 2022
In this week's blog, Alex shares a plea from Polly Pullar to help Cluny House Gardens in the wake of this winter's terrible storms.
January 10, 2022
Today is Plough Monday, the traditional beginning of the English agricultural year, and Polly Pullar is considering the importance of soil.
January 5, 2022
Join Lisa from the Features Team as she takes a closer look at features you'll find in the January 8, 2022 issue of "The People's Friend".
December 29, 2021
Lisa on the Features Team takes a closer look at some of the fantastic features you will find in Special 219, which is on sale now.
December 9, 2021
This month, get snapping and enter our competition to become The Scots Magazine Photographer Of The Year 2022, read our exclusive interview with sports commentator Andrew Cotter and celebrate the National Bard with the Big Burns Supper.
October 23, 2021
A festival celebrating books and music is to return to Mallaig after organisers were forced to cancel the event last year due to Covid.
October 5, 2021
Join Lisa as she takes a closer look at some of the fantastic features in the October 9, 2021 issue of "The People's Friend".
July 26, 2021
Scotland now loves once-persecuted red squirrels but what about the rest of nature? – Polly Pullar Sleep has been hard to come by, for I have been rising in the small hours to nurture a minute red squirrel kit, rescued by a Braemar Mountain Rescue Team member, and aptly described as another climber. We care about red squirrels. Sunday, 25th July 2021, 4:55 am Red squirrels are much-loved today, but they were culled in shockingly high numbers until 1981 (Picture: Polly Pullar)