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Updated Monday, 10th May 2021, 11:02 am Molly Forbes with James Guthrie’s To Pastures New, which inspired a portrait of her by Alicia Bruce (Picture: Copyright Alicia Bruce www.aliciabruce.co.uk) Molly Forbes would not have expected her obituary to appear in a national newspaper. A retired caterer, a mother, grandmother and great-grandmother, she enjoyed living quietly on her son’s land in Aberdeenshire – until their way of life came under threat from one of the most powerful men in the world. Molly and her neighbours found themselves cast as the unlikely opponents of Donald Trump whe...

Best beach My dad lived in Tayport when I was growing up so I spent every second weekend and half of my school holidays there. My favourite beach has to be Tayport, stretching into Tentsmuir. I have a handful of memories when it was sunny, but I loved grey days and have so many memories of wandering down to the tank traps and finding bits of pottery. You also have the forest practically on the beach and feel you can walk forever. Best building My favourite is a ghost of a building. My grandad was a builder in Stirling and one of his buildings was the Stirling Provost Pool, known later a...

Molly Forbes and her son captured headlines with their opposition to Mr Trump's development next to their home.

Pam Grady April 21, 2021Updated: April 21, 2021, 7:18 am Scottish painter James Morrison at work in “Eye of the Storm,” screening at the Livable Planet Film Festival. Photo: Livable Planet Film Festival The virtual Livable Planet Film Festival, which begins streaming Thursday, April 22, is the latest event from Jeff Ross, whose growing portfolio of festivals includes SF Indiefest, DocFest and the genre festival Another Hole in the Head. A celebration of environmental films, it may seem like a stretch for Ross — until you see one title that is a nod to his previous ventures:...

© Supplied by Anthony Baxter Molly Forbes. Molly Forbes, the Aberdeenshire pensioner whose own border war with Donald Trump made her an unlikely international star, has died at the age of 96. Most people knew her story through the films of Anthony Baxter, who detailed the struggles she and her neighbours faced at the hands of the former president when he built his golf resort at Balmedie, in his films, You’ve Been Trumped and You’ve Been Trumped Too. He said he was proud to have been able to share the story of a woman who tried to warn the US about the damage Donald Trump could cause in ...